Extreme Heat Forecasted for Europe During Mid August
2 sources across 2 countries · Hungary · Italy
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- ANSA
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High temperatures are expected across multiple European regions during the coming week. In Hungary, forecasts from Met.hu indicate a heatwave with peak temperatures reaching between 33 and 38 degrees Celsius on Monday and Tuesday. The weather is expected to remain sunny and above 30 degrees Celsius throughout the week. In Italy, an expansion of the subtropical anticyclone is predicted to bring intense heat for the Ferragosto week. Temperatures in several cities across the Center North and the two major islands are expected to peak between 36 and 38 degrees Celsius, with Rome potentially reaching 39 degrees Celsius. While Hungary expects clear skies and no rain, Italy may experience a brief truce of thunderstorms and hail, particularly over the Alps and Apennines, before the heat intensifies.
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- Both center leaning sources presented the weather forecasts as factual reports based on meteorological data.
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