Weather takes a turn this September / Meteorologists warn of heavy rainfall
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After a scorching summer and repeated heatwaves, Europe is expected to experience a shift in weather conditions during September, with more unstable weather.
Experts say the changes will be felt most strongly in the Mediterranean region, where high sea temperatures could contribute to the formation of powerful weather systems.
After three months of warming, the sea reaches its highest temperatures of the year and begins to encounter the first cold air masses. The contrast between warm sea waters and cooler air can create conditions for very intense rainfall.
According to meteorologists, the hot summer has “loaded” the Mediterranean with energy, increasing the potential for extreme weather events in the coming period.
Meanwhile, El Niño is intensifying and is expected to influence global climate patterns over the coming months.
Experts also warn that autumn temperatures could remain above normal.
Scientists are concerned that if these trends continue, 2027 could become the hottest year ever recorded.
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