The weather changes, and that's what temperatures expect from the weekend.

The meteorology service reports that the following <x0vs are projected to have lower temperatures, with more rainy periods. By the end of July and early August, temperatures will come back around the average values, while the resurfaces will have negative difficulties”.

The PW has introduced the trends envisioned by the Centre for European Medieval Forecast (ECMWF), which were processed earlier this week:

29.06-5.07,2020 this week will end with positive thermal anomalies due to the African heat that has engulfed our region, with maximum temperatures that can reach as much as 35C. Clouds are forecasted to be slightly above average value, as weather destabilisation is expected from the weekend, with temperatures declining and rainy storm developments forecasted.

6,07-12.07.2020 ʹ in the second week of July, temperatures will be lower, and more frequent periods of resources are envisioned.

13,07-19.07,2020, and the third week remains cooler, with slightly lower temperatures and more cooling.

20.07-26.07.2020 on the fourth week of July notes a trend in the region for temperatures to swing closer to average values, until the amount of resources will fluctuate around average values.

27.07,206 é 2.08,2020 ʹ in the last week of July, temperatures remain a little low, although trend in the region exhibits rising temperatures slightly above average value. As for the urine, less is expected, so there may be more sunny periods this week.

As always these are just weather trends for the coming weeks, so they should not be taken as high expectations. The weekly trends are prepared by the European Centre of Medieval Forecast (ECMWF) twice a week, referring to the latest atmospheric and meteorological observations that gather around the globe in weather stations, but also by satellite measurements.