HOT STOP. At least temporarily. The general circulation in our country is about to change due to the effect of cooler air masses which will not only bring about increasingly marked atmospheric instability, but will also be the basis of a decisive cooling.
We are returning from a Sunday 30 June which was still very hot for much of the country, particularly in the South and Sicily, where temperatures once again touched the threshold of 40°C. Even in the Centre and North it continued to be quite hot, with peaks close to 32/33°C in cities like Rome, Florence, Bologna and Ferrara.
However, especially in the northern regions, the first signs of a change have been felt due to the arrival of slightly cooler and above all less humid air masses.
ROUTE CHANGE
Starting from Monday 1 July a further cooler air mass coming from the North Atlantic will begin to make its effects felt, causing unstable weather and a first thermal relief, starting from the northern regions. The refresh will then gradually extend to the Center and the South in the following days by Wednesday 3 July the temperatures will be very different compared to these last few dayswith values even 10°C lower, especially in the North and Center where we will go from maximum to 35/36°C to values that are unlikely to exceed 24/25°C.
This is thanks to the fact that we will be surrounded by a revived high pressure in the Azoreswhich, unlike its close relative Africandetermines a less oppressive heat thanks to greater ventilation and a lower humidity level.
In short, for a few days it will seem like you are experiencing an old style summer interlude, when the season of sunny was always governed by theoceanic anticyclone or more pleasantly called “the good anticyclone”.
