September begins with a new taste of summer. The weather could change starting Wednesday the 9th, but a return of good weather is possible as early as the 11th, with temperatures still slightly above average.
Summer isn't letting up: the sixth heat wave is here, with temperatures approaching 40 degrees. Then, between September 9th and 10th, the turning point could arrive.
The last showers will arrive on Saturday, then the sun will return with rising temperatures. Sunday will be the hottest day of the weekend, but from Monday evening the weather will change again in the North, with rain and thunderstorms.
The bad weather intensifies in the North and reaches Central Italy on Friday, with thunderstorms, hail, and heavy rain. The heat persists in the South, with temperatures reaching 36 degrees Celsius.
Heat and drought are putting pressure on Italian agriculture: CIA and Confagricoltura estimate damages of over €1,5 billion, while Coldiretti puts the cost of extreme events at over €3 billion. Crops, livestock, and typical Italian products are at risk.
Mid-August will still be hot and sunny, with temperatures reaching 38 degrees, but the first thunderstorms will arrive in the North on Sunday. Temperatures are expected to gradually drop next week.
The heat wave will peak in the next few days: temperatures will reach 40 degrees in Sardinia and 38-39 degrees in central and southern Italy. The African anticyclone will remain in place until mid-August, after which a change in direction is possible.
Italy continues to experience a scorching second weekend of August: the African anticyclone brings intense heat and humidity, with peaks of 40°C in the South and the islands. A brief respite is expected in the North, where severe thunderstorms are expected between Saturday and Sunday, while…
Italy is reeling from the fourth heatwave of the summer: temperatures soaring to 40 degrees Celsius, tropical nights, and record-breaking heat. The intense heat won't let up until at least mid-August, with a possible change in weather only starting August 17-18.
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Italy is bracing for a scorching weekend: temperatures reaching 40 degrees Celsius, intense heat, and tropical nights. More cities will be under red weather alert on Saturday and Sunday, while a possible respite from the heat could arrive after August 8th.
From Wednesday 29 July, Italy will enter the fourth hot phase of the season, with muggy heat, tropical nights and temperatures well above average that will accompany millions of Italians at least until the first days of August.
Over the weekend, thunderstorms, hail, and gusts of wind will hit central and northern Italy, while the south will remain hot. The respite, however, will be short-lived: the African anticyclone is poised to return as early as the end of July.
According to a survey conducted by Airbnb, more and more Italians are choosing to vacation between September and October, taking advantage of the still mild and more tranquil climate. Here are the most popular destinations.
After weeks of record heat, a respite is coming: temperatures will begin to drop, but the change will be accompanied by thunderstorms and hailstorms. The South, however, will still have to contend with muggy conditions and intense heat.
Italy's last day of extreme heat, with temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit) and 17 cities on red alert. Starting Tuesday, cool air, violent thunderstorms, and a temperature drop of up to 10 degrees Celsius (59 degrees Fahrenheit) are expected.
Temperatures near 40 degrees Celsius and a maximum heat alert are in place in central and southern Italy, with 15 cities under red alert. In the north, severe thunderstorms, hailstorms, and downpours are expected.
The African anticyclone intensifies the third heat wave of 2026: temperatures reaching 45 degrees Celsius in Sicily and Sardinia, seven cities on red alert, thunderstorms in the North.
Italy is still in the grip of the African heat: the third heat wave of summer 2026 will bring high temperatures, with peaks of up to 43 degrees and a scorching phase expected to last at least until July 23.
Italy is bracing for the third heat wave of summer 2026: temperatures are expected to rise sharply in the North and Central and Southern Italy. The intense heat could last until the third week of July.
The instability ends and the African anticyclone returns: Italy will have a sunny weekend with temperatures rising to 35 degrees, but without extreme heat waves.
After the intense heat, bad weather arrives: thunderstorms, hail, and strong winds in central and southern Italy, with weather warnings in place in several regions. Temperatures and humidity will drop, then the sun will return over the weekend.
On Tuesday the 30th, three more cities will be added to the list of those under maximum alert. Storms will arrive on Wednesday, bringing temperatures back to seasonal levels.
Europe is being scorched by the African subtropical anticyclone, with heatwaves and heatwaves plaguing 193 million people. This is a real emergency across the continent and in Italy, where the peak is expected on Monday, June 29.
The African heatwave is gripping Italy relentlessly. On Wednesday, June 24, the number of cities on the red list will rise to 16, rising to 17 on Thursday. Forecasts call for intense heat, with temperatures reaching 39 degrees Celsius at least until early July.
The Council of Ministers has approved the decree law on the heatwave emergency, which reintroduces redundancy payments for companies that suspend or reduce work due to exceptional heatwaves.
Extreme heat is no longer just a meteorological phenomenon: it is becoming a structural economic risk. According to Allianz Trade, by 2030, GDP losses could reach up to 5–7% in the most exposed countries such as Italy, France, Germany, and Spain.
Extremely hot weekend in Italy, with temperatures reaching 39°C, tropical nights, and widespread mugginess. Red alerts are increasing, and there's a risk of thunderstorms in the North.
High pressure will dominate Italy over the weekend of June 13-14, with sunshine from north to south and rising temperatures, with temperatures reaching 34 degrees Celsius. Thunderstorms are possible in the Northeast starting Monday.
The first weekend of June brings sunshine and summer weather to central and southern Italy, while the north remains unsettled with some rain. Temperatures are rising sharply, with the highest temperatures in the south and on the islands.
The last weekend of May will bring sunshine, thunderstorms, and increasing heat. After a brief period of unstable weather, muggy conditions and high temperatures will return, with peaks of up to 34 degrees Celsius in the Po Valley, with possible renewed instability in the North for the Feast of the Assumption.
Italy is gripped by an abnormal heat wave originating from Africa, with summer-like temperatures reaching 6-7 degrees above average. The first red zones of the season are expected in four cities.
The May Day long weekend will bring more sunshine and gradually milder weather over the weekend, with temperatures rising to 24-26 degrees. But rain will return to the North and Central Italy starting next week.
With the first warm spells arriving in Italy, the question is: what kind of summer will it be? The answer lies in the formation of the El Niño climate phenomenon, now considered certain by experts: it will bring record temperatures to Europe as well, but especially in 2027.
The weather forecast confirms a rapid turnaround: after a weekend of unusually hot and sunny weather, Italy will once again face rain, instability, and a decidedly cooler climate.
After a cold and unstable March, Easter and Easter Monday mark a turning point: the sun returns and temperatures begin to rise, bringing back a milder and fully spring-like climate.
The weekend will bring alternating sunshine, rain, and the first spring thunderstorms to Italy. The weather will remain stable in the North with morning fog, while the Center, South, and Islands will see scattered showers and thunderstorms.
The weekend brings spring-like weather to much of Italy: sunshine and temperatures reaching 20 degrees in the South and on the islands, with a few clouds or rain only in the North. Watch out for fog.
The last weekend of July brings cool air and thunderstorms to the North and Central America, with temperatures dropping to 15 degrees Celsius. The heat persists in the South, but will begin to ease on Sunday.
Without neglecting the necessary advice to combat excessive heat, Speciani lists the golden rules to make the most of the summer season: it improves your mood, gets you back into shape and provides vitamin D in large quantities.
The heat returns with the African anticyclone, bringing temperatures above 40°C to the Italian peninsula. We'll have to wait until mid-next week, with the Azores anticyclone, for things to cool down.
More showers are expected in Italy this weekend. Cold air currents from Northern Europe will bring thunderstorms and rain. Here's a breakdown of the areas affected by the instability.
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Heat emergency: the new national protocol has been signed to protect workers from the risks of heat, while several Italian regions have already banned outdoor work during the hottest hours. Here are all the details
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The last weekend of June is about to begin and Italy is preparing to face an exceptional heat wave: temperatures up to 40 degrees in many cities. Here is the weather forecast
Saturday, June 21 marks the official arrival of summer. The longest days of the year bring sun and heat, but not everywhere: several regions will have to deal with sudden showers and hailstorms
A fiery weekend with temperatures reaching peaks of up to 42 degrees in Sardinia and 40 degrees in Sicily. But be careful: a clear change is expected from Sunday afternoon
Italy is preparing for a hot and sunny June 2nd long weekend thanks to the African anticyclone. But watch out for afternoon thunderstorms in the Alps and in the North
The weekend of May 24 and 25, 2025 will see an improvement in the weather with more sunshine and some isolated showers, especially on Saturday. The arrival of summer heat is expected for the beginning of June
The long weekend of May 30st will offer heat and sun, with peaks of up to 4°C, a real preview of summer. On Sunday XNUMXth May, however, instability will return with rain and storms, especially in the North
The weekend between Saturday 5th and Sunday 6th April will be a real seasonal leap: sunny and warm on Saturday, followed by a sudden wave of bad weather on Sunday. The cold will last until April 10th, then spring will return
After a rainy weekend, the beginning of April will bring good weather and higher temperatures. The African anticyclone will guarantee sunshine over much of Italy
The African summer is not loosening its grip, with the abnormal heat reaching its peak this weekend. Temperatures will remain high even at the beginning of the new month
The anticyclone brings back heat and sun, but with some local thunderstorms. On Sunday 25 August, intense thunderstorms will hit the North and could extend to other regions
The week begins under the sign of bad weather, but from Wednesday the sun and heat will return to dominate with rising temperatures, which could reach 35 degrees in the southern regions
The intense heat will be the undisputed protagonist until August 15th, with peaks above 40 degrees. After August XNUMXth, however, a change is expected with the return of thunderstorms and hailstorms
2024 is about to become the hottest year ever, with a record-breaking July and a scorching weekend ahead for Italy, where many cities are already on red alert
The heat will remain the protagonist this weekend, with some thunderstorms offering only a brief respite. Temperatures will remain high and the intense heat will continue at least until August 15th
Italy is preparing for another weekend of extreme heat with temperatures of 35-37°C in the Centre-South, while in the North a significant change is expected with the arrival of thunderstorms and hail. Here are the details
Italy is in the grip of an African heat wave, with searing temperatures and oppressive heat that could last for as long as two weeks. ️Red sticker in 11 cities, including Rome, Florence, Bologna and Naples, due to the peak of heat...
The African anticyclone brings a new peak of heat to Italy, with temperatures up to 40°C in the South. Thunderstorms in the North over the weekend, sun and intense heat in the Centre-South. Temperatures expected to drop next week
Italy is bracing for an intense heatwave starting Monday 17 June, with temperatures set to exceed 40°C in some areas. The heat wave will last until Friday 21 June, with peaks expected for Wednesday 19 and…
For the whole week, Italy will be divided in two: in the North there will be thunderstorms, sometimes violent with the risk of hail; in the South, however, an African heat wave will cause temperatures to soar above 30 degrees
In the middle of the week the anomalous heat subsides but already at the weekend temperatures will rise again, with values up to 10 degrees above average
After an Easter weekend with rain and thunderstorms, it seems that the bad weather is about to end, at least for now: bad weather could return from April 10th
For the entire weekend the weather will be remarkably mild and stable in much of the country, with exceptionally high temperatures: here are all the details
From Thursday 19 October, Italy will find itself literally split in two on the weather front: cloudbursts and windstorms in the North, an unseasonal heat wave in the South
The month of October will be characterized by a more summery than autumnal climate, with temperatures decidedly above average. But how long will this summer interlude last?
According to all national meteorologists, there will be a situation of stability in the south and in the center, while the first tastes of autumn will arrive in the north
The African heat returns. Temperatures are expected to rise across the country over the weekend. The anticyclone Nerone will be felt especially from Sunday with heat peaks over 40°. And the heat and humidity will disturb the evening hours…
According to the latest weather updates, a more stable and warm phase should begin from Tuesday 8 August, with a high and leveled pressure field in the Mediterranean area and in particular over Italy. Winds decreasing a bit everywhere and temperatures above…
However, the bad weather should only be passing through, with a second week of August more in line with the period and heat, even very intense, close to August XNUMXth
The suffocating heat has caused five deaths in the workplace but also puts agricultural production at risk. The alarm of the trade unions and Coldiretti
Bad weather is expected from Thursday 20 in the Centre-North, while the African anticyclone is strengthening in the South. A new wave of scorching heat is coming with record temperatures
Redundancy fund in case of excessive heat and guidelines for managing heat stress risk at work: INPS and Inail explain when it is possible to request it and who is entitled to it
The new African anticyclone arrives from Sunday and promises to rewrite the heat records in the country. In Rome, 43° is expected, while on the Islands it could reach 48°. Temperatures drop not before 22 July
The smartest behaviors and strategic foods: here's how to help our body deal with the heat and stuffiness peaks that lead to exhaustion and lack of tone and lucidity
On Friday the Cerberus anticyclone arrives which will bring intense heat over the weekend throughout Italy. In Sardinia temperatures above 40 degrees. Last thunderstorms in the north before giving way to summer for good. And the night will be the heat to annoy the evenings of…
From Thursday 20 October progressive increase in cloudiness and the return of rain between Friday 21 and Saturday 22 in the North. On the weekend up to 34 degrees in Sicily and Sardinia
Good weather in Northern and Central Italy. While the weather will remain unstable in the South and in Sicily, where local storms will be possible. The weather forecast for the last week of August
The weather is expected to be very good for the penultimate weekend of August, the one that will mark the return home for millions of Italians - From Intesa 1 billion to families and businesses affected by bad weather
At the table, suggests Stefano Filipponi - we can identify the right allies to combat the effects of the heat wave of this scorching August on our bodies
In Rome and in the Marche region, a hot Thursday of 44 degrees, 43 in Puglia and Sicily. In the North, temperatures drop, rains and thunderstorms: here are the Air Force forecasts
Less heat, risk of storms and violent thunderstorms will characterize the week preceding the key period of August. But that doesn't mean that mid-August is at risk
The truce is already over: from Tuesday the African anticyclone will bring extreme heat back to all of Italy - Here are the areas most affected and how long the new wave will last
