Italy split in two, heat and thunderstorms: when will it end – QuiFinanza

The weather in Italy is nothing short of special. The record heat makes life difficult especially for the most vulnerable segments of the population. In fact, however, The country is divided into two partswith heat waves and bad weather in the peninsula.

Let’s assess the situation and try to look into the near future, to understand when the red dot alert, which includes most regions, can end.

Italy is divided into two parts

Northern Italy deals with thunderstormsWhich certainly allowed citizens to breathe again but at the same time caused problems. All this is caused by a turbulence in the Atlantic Ocean, the tail of which flooded the northern region.

Precipitation can reach quite a bit, with wind gusts exceeding 100 km/h and hailstorms. However, this situation is not destined to continue. At the gates there is actually a new tornadowhich will bring a heat wave with record temperatures across Italy.

This is a situation that has not been witnessed by many regions in reality. Just think about it Apulia, Sicily, Basilicata and Sardinia, whose citizens and tourists had to endure very high temperatures. these In the next few days it will exceed 40 degrees Celsius.

The exact date on the calendar is Sunday, July 16, when the new hurricane will bring very high temperatures to the entire chest. in Tuscany and Lazio temperatures are expected to be 38-39°C. On the other hand, in Sardinia, 42 ° C will be exceeded, as mentioned.

However, the maximum power will be reached in the first half of next week. Finally, summing up on Friday July 14th there will be another thunderstorm in the Northwest, while in the middle the weather is nice and warm. On the other hand, in the south, very high temperatures and a very hot climate.

Red dot: when the standard heat is over

Temperatures are rising sharply across Europe. This situation is not only problematic in Italy, far from it. In the short term, as mentioned, the north will also find itself facing a sharp rise in degrees.

The entire peninsula will be hostage to the heat, in a complete tropical mold. Temperatures will definitely remain high throughout the next week. Hot weather and watering will mainly affect the center, south and islands. On the other hand, the pressure will be lighter in the north. However, the heat will clearly start to be felt there as well.

The return of precipitation in the north, medium or high intensity, cannot be completely ruled out. Unfortunately, this type of prediction, as to the extent of the event, can only be made on the previous day.

Thus, what lies ahead is July which is growing sharply in terms of hot weather. Many red dot cities with Rome that next week might break a record, up to 43 degrees Celsius. Let’s not expect some relief in the next 10 days, at least from the middle down.

However, it cannot be ruled out that in two weeks some rainy events capable of letting citizens breathe will no longer return, at least in some areas. However, unfortunately, a very hot August seems to be on the horizon, which requires great attention from the citizens.

Red Cross Directory

Seeing the situation at risk, the Red Cross decided to deploy A Ten Commandments of Behaviors to Adopt In this sentence:

• As much as possible, it is advisable to limit outings to cooler times of the day. Generally it prefers places protected by trees, because the vegetation allows temperatures to drop a few degrees;
• Water bottle always retracted to adjust to the heat. Staying hydrated is essential, especially during critical hours;
• The hat and sunscreen can be easily slipped into your bag or backpack and ready to go;
• prefer small, light meals, and may choose fruits and vegetables;
• To keep the house cool, and avoid air conditioners, it is advisable to close the curtains and windows during the day, and open them in the evening;
• If the air conditioner is on, the indoor temperature should be no more than 5 degrees higher than the outdoor one;
• drink plenty of water and stay away from alcoholic beverages;
• wear light clothes, carefully choosing fabrics and colors, preferably lighter;
• Women and the elderly are more vulnerable to heat waves;
• Shortness of breath, chest pain, confusion, weakness, dizziness, or convulsions are part of the list of symptoms of heatstroke.