Today is the day of 30 degrees Also to Turin and Piedmont but the heat, at least in our region, will not last too long. In fact, they should arrive as early as tomorrow first rainfall which, again, could be of “red rain”: that is, bring it to the ground sand of Sahara which is currently “flying” towards Europe.
This explains it Andrea Vuolo, meteorologist Rai Meteo and Tgr Piemonte, based on this photo:
«This image from the satellite – explains Vuolo – shows the imposing Saharan dust suspended over the central-western Mediterranean, associated with the extensive anticyclone of subtropical-continental origin which is causing an intense heat wave in the Centre-South”. What will happen in the next few days? «Maximum temperature peaks of up to 38-42°C are expected in various internal areas of the southern regions, while Piedmont – despite a typical thermal context of early summer – will see a gradual increase in instability atmospheric starting from the Alps, with scattered showers And temporal of heat from Wednesday afternoon and which will gradually become more frequent and intense between Thursday and Friday, even in the plains, together with a drop in temperatures”. Thunderstorms that they could bring to the ground the very Saharan dust seen in the photo, thus repeating the effect of the “red rain” that already covered cars and balconies in Turin with sand a few days ago:
