Air system analysis The European continent is in the line of rainstorms and heat waves

Arabia Weather - Weather specialists at the Arabia Weather Center said that large countries of the European continent are witnessing severe and striking weather fluctuations, as the north of the European continent is exposed to a winter storm that moves westward, affecting with its heavy rains and strong winds Ukraine and parts of Russia, and its consequences affecting northeastern Turkey and Georgia with thunderstorms. Very heavy in the coming days. At the same time, high air pressure dominates the continent, accompanied by the expansion of hot air, which produces a heat wave, especially in the southeast of the European continent, resulting from the rush of a hot air mass from the African Sahara, causing a heat wave that will bring a very summer atmosphere.

A heat wave hits Europe after a recent severe rainstorm

According to the processed weather maps, the weather forecast staff at the Arab Regional Weather Center is monitoring the extension of the heat wave throughout the next week, including the Scandinavian countries, Italy and Turkey, recording maximum temperatures of approximately 40 degrees Celsius and may exceed that in some areas, especially southern Turkey and Italy. It may exceed this in some parts in light of the extremely hot atmosphere that dominates the atmosphere of the European continent.

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Computer simulation: Temperatures in Europe may exceed those recorded in the capitals of the Levant

In light of advanced computer simulations sensing expectations of recording temperatures reaching levels of forty, it is expected that the high in European cities will exceed those recorded in the capitals of the Levant, especially early next week, as the high in the capitals of the Levant ranges between 29-36 degrees Celsius amid summer weather. Relatively hot.

God knows.

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