AustriaA sharp temperature drop is expected across Central Europe as a strong low-pressure system from Iceland moves in, replacing the recent heatwave. Tuesday will see temperatures above 30°C, but by Wednesday, cooler conditions with rain, thunderstorms, and a drop of around 10°C are anticipated. The previous months have been marked by extreme heat and very little rainfall, making this year’s early September days unusually warm and dry compared to the climate normal period of 1991–2020. Some areas in Austria have received less than 14% of average rainfall, while parts of western Austria and northern Burgenland have seen no rain at all. Historical data shows that temperatures reaching 30°C in September are rare, though exceptions like the record-breaking 34.3°C in Innsbruck on September 15 highlight the unusual warmth. This upcoming weather shift could mark the end of the current heat trend.
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