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Between yesterday and today, temperatures dropped a lot in southern Italy and on the Adriatic side, even by 7/9 degrees compared to Monday 24 May.
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Today the heat is the protagonist in some central regions and throughout southern Italy, with highs widely above 30 °, with peaks above 35 ° in Sicily. The temperatures , on the other hand, for the moment remain cool in northern Italy, even in the almost continental Po Valley.
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The heat wave that will hit southern Italy and part of central Italy starting from Sunday 23 May will be very strong and could lead to values widely above 30 ° in many areas, perhaps even in Rome, with peaks above 35- 37 degrees in Sicily.
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The models frame a significant heatwave in southern Italy (but also in Rome) starting Monday, May 24 ...
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This spring in Italy is turning out fresh for the canons of the current climate, especially in the north. It looks like a spring of the 80s / early 90s of the twentieth century ... In previous years, except in 2019, the Italian springs had been very hot compared to the average, especially in the two-year period 2017-2018.
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Today there is a strong temperature drop in the Adriatic and southern regions, with highs widely below 20 °, after the heat of recent days.
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From today to Tuesday it will be hot in southern Italy, with highs widely above 26 °, with peaks of 30 °. Warm even in Rome and Florence but, for the moment, it is a parenthesis, because in the following days throughout Italy there will be a consistent thermal drop.
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New hot blaze in the coming days in southern Italy, with values up to 30 ° between Sunday and Tuesday. Among the hottest cities there will also be Florence.
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Yesterday and today are very hot days in southern Italy: yesterday 28 ° in Foggia, 27 ° in Naples, 29 ° in Trapani, 31 ° in Catania. Today 32/33 degrees in Catania, 29/30 in Foggia.
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In Italy, significant warming is expected in the coming days, especially in the southern regions. However, the month of April 2021 was decidedly cool, it will probably be the coolest since 1997 or 2001, depending on the area.
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With today a very cold phase ends compared to the period in Italy. From tomorrow the temperatures will rise and next week a first late spring heat wave is expected, with temperatures widely above 25 ° in the south up to 30 ° in Sicily, a situation that has often occurred in recent years at the end of April.
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For the moment the cold phase continues in Italy, in recent days mainly in the north, since yesterday also in the Adriatic regions and in the south.It seems, for the moment, an April of the 70s or even the period between 1991 and 1997.
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This Sunday is still relatively cold in northern Italy, while in the south the temperatures are milder today and especially tomorrow. However, in all of Italy so far this April is not hot, so it is very different from all the ones we have had from 2006 to 2020.
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This night was surprisingly cold in many parts of Italy. - 4 degrees in Grosseto, Tuscany, 0 degrees in Cagliari, Sardinia. Either way, it's record cold for April
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Happy Easter! It is a rather cold Easter in various areas of Italy, in some cities it is the coldest since 2008. Last week it was very hot, Florence had reached 28 °, a monthly record for March.
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A very hot March end ... Today Florence reached 26 degrees, touching the record heat of March 2012. In the next few days, however, temperatures will drop in the north, while they will rise to the south, reaching 23/25° in Sardinia
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Happy Palm Sunday! The models are marked by the warmth in relation to the period, especially in the south and in the eastern regions.
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Next week, temperatures will gradually increase in Italy, first in the north, then in the south, returning to values typical of late spring and will be a heat wave comparable to that of March 2001.
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The cold phase is now running out and especially from Saturday 27 March temperatures will rise, especially in the north and in the Tyrrhenian regions. In the long term, a heat wave is possible throughout Italy.
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The cold is the protagonist these days in Italy, with snow at hilly altitudes. Temperatures will gradually rise from tomorrow and could rise above average in a week, especially in the north.
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From tomorrow a cold wave begins in Italy, not exceptional for the month of March but long enough. It will be possible to see snow at mid-hill altitudes in many regions but not in low hills and on the coasts, as happened the last time in March 2005 and in various areas also in March 2004 and March 2013.
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The next week will be quite cold in Italy, especially in the eastern regions, due to arctic impulses. This type of situation, i.e. an unstable and cool March after a mild and dry February, was typical of the 90s.
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Here are the anomalies of the Italian summers per decade compared to the 81/10 average. We note the strong warming that has been going on for several decades (accentuated since 2003) 1971-1980: -1.37 ° C. 1981-1990: -0.57 ° C. 1991-2000: +0.06 ° C. 2001-2010: +0.52 ° C. 2011-2020: +0.95 ° C.
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Here are the anomalies of Italian winters decade by decade, compared to the CLINO 81/10 average: 1951/60 -0.11 1961/70 -0.61 (!) 1971/80 +0.19 1981/90 -0.23 1991/00 +0.10 2001/10 +0.09 2011/20 +0.60 We note the mildness of the last decade and the slight countertrend of the winters from 2001 to 2010 compared to the previous decade. The winters of the 1960s were remarkably cool.
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At the moment, March does not seem to take the heat path, temperatures are more or less normal for the period, especially on the western slopes but we must consider that in the last decade March always closed above the thirty-year average in Italy, except in 2013 and in 2018 and it was exceptionally hot in 2012 and 2017, so it is inevitable to expect warm phases in the coming weeks.
