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Max of 31.6 °C, min of 18.5 °C. On the 31st of July and the 1st of August here we could reach 33 to 35 degrees.

This morning a minima of just 13.4 °C, the lowest of this month (on tie with the 4th of this month, when the min was exactly the same). A dry month though this one, 38.6 mm until now.

Also, in Palermo, since 1797, in July it NEVER happened to see so much rain in such a short amount of time. However, coming back to home, today was a warm and sunny day, maxima just below the 30s (29.8 °C), minima of 15.1 °C.

Yes, Palermo received 80 to 120 mm of rain on the 15th of July. The average rainfall for July in Palermo is around 5 to 10 mm...

Max of 25.2 °C, even slightly lower than yesterday. 1.6 mm of rain fallen on early-morning, monthly at 31.0 mm. Then remained through the day partially cloudy to cloudy and dry. Very good summer days in this period because I never had to suffer from hot.

Today has been a cloudy but dry day. High min (19.7 °C) overshadowed by a low max (25.4 °C). Paradox: this 13th of July has both recorded the highest daily min and lowest daily max of this month! However until now the first decade of July has been warmer than average (but not exceptionally), but the second decade will probably be slightly cooler than average. We won't have very cool days, but temperatures will remain between average and slightly cool continuously (although a temp. ricover is previewed from the next week). A little curiousity: looking behind at June 2020, despite being a few decimals above average 1971-2000 and slightly below average 1981-2010, in some near places around where I live it was the coolest June since 1999. It was also a rainy month, the first significantly rainier than average month of 2020.

Hi, I write from North-western Italy, to be precise from Carmagnola, a medium-sized town in the region of Piedmont (the 2nd most extended region of Italy, behind Sicily). The climate is continental, with relatively cold winters, and warm to very warm summers. Spring and Autumn tend to be mild and rainy. For Carmagnola, of course the coldest month of the year is January, while the hottest is July. About rainfall, things get more interesting. The rainiest seasons are Spring and Autumn, with Spring just being slightly above Autumn (but is not rare having the Autumn rainier than the Spring). The driest season is Winter, just followed by Summer, where you can find a second minimum rainfall. With months, the rainiest month of the year is May, followed by April and October. The driest months are the Winter months (Dec, Jan, Feb) and July. Despite not being really cold through the year, in my town snow is not absolutely unknown. From the winter 1990/91 to winter 2019/20 the average fall snow per season is about 28 cm, but in the past it was even higher (from 30 to 40 cm in the second part of the 20th century). The snowiest season of the last 30 years is winter 2009/10 (what a coincidence! Despite being more than 1000 km far from UK, also here it was a snowy season!) with 94 cm, while winter 2006/07 is the only season to have had 0 cm.