Experts on What the September Heat Dome Will Mean for the UK and Europe
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The Independent
The Independent (US)Experts on what the September heat dome will mean for the UK and Europe
Temperatures could hit the high 30C and even 40C in some parts of southern Europe
On the weekend of 5 and 6 September, it should be warmer in the Vendée. Here are the forecasts for Météo France.
Europe is experiencing the sixth heat wave of the year. A new Heat Dome also reaches Germany with up to 33 degrees in the southwest. In Spain, Italy and France, however, it gets extremely hot again.
The month of September has begun with an episode of heat that affects much of Spain; in fact this Thursday day 3, temperatures can reach 43 °C in the southwest peninsular. The reason is the impact of a dome of heat to which is added the entry of a mass of warm air, dry and dusted in suspension. However, this situation could change completely in a few days, according to Jorge Rey. The so-called 'meteorological boy' uses the method of cabanas, wit…
From 38°C to 20°C: autumn will suddenly impose in France After temperatures close to 40°C this weekend, the weather situation will change radically in France. By the middle of next week, temperatures could lose 10 to 15°C and go under the normal seasonal conditions. Even more remarkable: this very cool and much damper sequence could extend beyond next week. While a new exceptional heat surge concerns France at this end of the week, with an orang…
A new strong heatwave is spreading across Europe, bringing another long-lasting heatwave in early September. Temperatures could exceed 40°C in parts of southern Europe and the Mediterranean, with local temperatures reaching as high as 44°C. According to the Severe Weather Europe forecast, extremely warm air is pushing in from North Africa, creating conditions for extreme temperatures in […]
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