Hot, when will it end? The super weather news for November

For the title of the article we have chosen a question that summarizes the demands of many passionate weather (and not only). The month of October, it was said but it is right to repeat it, it was hot. It was warm with us, it was very hot in various parts of Europe.

Lately there has been a lot of talk about the early cold spells in the US, as there has been much talk about the thermal absurdities of Eastern Europe. Now, let us finally say, we can glimpse a bit of cold. So much so that the temperatures, in the coming days, will also fall in Italy, returning to values ​​more appropriate to the period.

Meteo Italia until November 9th: MALTEMPO on several occasions COLD at times

But the argument is another, it concerns the future and in particular the climatic weather evolution of the first decade of November. Let's start with a fact: the Atlantic. All the mathematical models of forecasting agree in indicating the oceanic domain. But be careful, this does not necessarily mean that it also concerns Italy. Or rather, it does not necessarily mean "rain".

Much will depend on how low pressure sinks evolve. The Depression of Iceland, which seemed to be able to take the Mediterranean route from the start, could in the first instance provoke a depressed sinking – wide, this must be said – between France and the Iberian Peninsula. TO that point on our regions would flow decidedly mild south-western currents, in fact if you go to take a look at the thermal projections in the first weekend of November a new, substantial increase in temperatures is expected.

Forecasts for the cold. Yes, no, maybe …

However, this could be what we call prefrontal appeal in technical jargon, or a temporary blaze of hot humid air waiting for the Atlantic trough to enter. And that's what should happen later. On the map that we have chosen to attach we have an idea of ​​what could be the thermal anomalies between 6 and 7 November.

Impressive highlight the sharp contrast, yet another, between Eastern Europe and the rest of the old continent. The depression pressure would widen its range of action on the Mediterranean, channeling cold North Atlantic air that would bring temperatures below the reference climate averages. Cold in short, or chilly if you prefer (we are still in November). Among other things we notice a descent of cold air from the north, so there may be an interaction between the Atlantic and the arctic cold.

By contrast, Eastern Europe would literally be in focus, the hot air would make temperatures rise upwards leading to anomalies of 10-12 ° C! If this were true, thermal records could fall in November (and should be added to those in October).

Published by Ivan Gaddari

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