The rapid transition from high temperatures to cool weather conditions represents a complex meteorological phenomenon, also because it occurs with exchanges of air masses called meridians (north – south and vice versa). It is natural to expect different conditions, especially with the onset ofSummer astronomical. Last year, theAfrican anticyclone had already taken over, inaugurating a July record-breakingcharacterized by extreme temperatures.
This year, however, the situation is different. Although the heat is present, a clear dominance of the heat is not observedAfrican anticyclone. The possibility of more extreme thermal conditions remains, reassuring heat lovers. But be careful, a good day in terms of weather doesn’t start in the morning. A quiet start to summer does not mean that we will have a less hot season than others.
A element that could influence the summer is the phenomenon of La Nina, which will continue to be analyzed in the coming weeks. Weather variability may be affected by La Nina. But this phenomenon did not begin, but we find ourselves in a transition phase after the end of El Nino.
It’s happening these days a notable drop in temperatures. In some regions, even following precipitation, it will appear to be in Spring rather than in Summerindeed, even in Autumn in some locations, with temperatures dropping even further 10°C. To the Northit will be necessary to wear jackets, especially in the mountains where, on Alpsit will be very cold and I am snowfall expected.
These phenomena can occur and could also be repeated in July or August. Understanding weather dynamics is critical to predicting and adapting to changes. The variability observed this year could signal a greater meteorological instability influenced by global factors such as La Nina. Or, from a cooling down of the Atlantic and Mediterranean Oceans.
La Nina is characterized by cooling of the surface waters ofPacific Ocean central and eastern, has a significant impact on global weather conditions, altering precipitation and temperature patterns.
The lack of clear dominion over theAfrican anticyclone could indicate a greater influence of other weather systems, such as jet streams and Atlantic disturbances. These factors contribute to greater variability in conditions, making it more difficult to accurately predict the progress of the summer season.
Observing temperatures decreasing and expected precipitation suggests that the summer could be characterized by greater instability. This could have implications for agriculture, tourism and other economic activities dependent on stable weather conditions.
