Return of the Heat Dome: A Late-Season Heatwave Expands Across Europe Into Early October
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If you've already packed away your summer clothes, you may have been too hasty.
A heat wave is arriving at the end of September with temperatures reaching 30 degrees in the Balkans and 40 in Spain, and the warm weather will continue into early October.
Unusually warm weather is coming to much of Europe at the end of September: a heat dome could see temperatures in some places 10-14 degrees above the long-term average. Maximums on the Iberian Peninsula could reach 40 degrees, while highs of 27-30 degrees are expected in Central Europe from the weekend. On the western edge of the continent, on the other hand, expect heavy rainfall. According to forecasts, the late summer weather could last until…
Summer in Europe doesn't want to end: a heat dome may form again in a significant part of the continent, which could extend the unusual heat until early October.
According to long-term forecast models, temperatures in much of western, central and northern Europe could again be significantly above average. The Severe Weather portal states that deviations at an altitude of around 1,500 meters could locally reach 8 to 12 degrees above normal values for the end of September. This is a classic pattern of the so-called thermal dome. […]
The rise of tropical air from Africa will bring unusually high temperatures in late September and early October. Some parts of the continent will measure up to 40 °C, while in the Balkans values are expected to be close to record levels. After a short-term cooling, a strong heat dome is forming over Europe again, which will mark the end of September and the beginning of
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