Once the beginning of July marked a strong heat wave with unusual high temperatures across Europe, the next week expects us to be short-term refreshment thanks to the colder air from the north. Nevertheless, before the end of the month, prosthics announce the new heat wave and the continuation of the dry period in most continent.
The latest July Weather Forecast for Europe shows that the next week expects a short termination of the heat wave with the penetration of the cold air mass.
However, even about the middle of the month, another subtropic ridge is envisaged, while the north will dominate the low pressure area, the north weathers.
The beginning of July passed in unusual high temperatures
At the beginning of the month, temperatures above the average in most central, southern and western Europe were recorded.
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The cold front has already begun to form over the northern and eastern parts of the continent, and the United Kingdom also affected, not.hr.
The second week of July
In the second week of July, the more colder air is expected, which will bring the most necessary relief to parts of the central and west-central Europe.
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In some areas of central Europe, temperatures could fall below average, moving between 15 and 20 ° C at noon – which is up to 20 ° C lower than during thermal waves.
This change will also adverse weather conditions from the northern Adriatic north, while the rest of the continent provides for a dry period than usual.
Third week of July
The main area of precipitation in this period will be moved far north and northeast, where there is some more precipitation, limited to low pressure zones.
Most continents will continue to be more senior than the average, and a new episode of the heat dome is also expected that will affect most of the Western and Central Europe.
Last week of July
The low pressure area from the north will expand deeper towards the south of the continent, while the high pressure ridge will continue to dominate the Western Europe.
Temperature forecasts in this period remain similar to those from the previous week, with the continuation of a strong heat wave over most Europe.
The northern parts, under the influence of low pressure, will remain fresh, while the rest of the continent expects another heating dome period that could affect the southern kingdom. Precipitation will continue to be less than usual for this period, writes N1 BiH.
