SloveniaItaly has experienced its fifth heatwave this summer, with temperatures in southern regions and islands reaching unprecedented 44°C, ten degrees above average. High humidity intensifies the feeling of heat, making it seem up to five degrees warmer. Nights are also exceptionally hot, with temperatures in many areas remaining above 30°C. Authorities in nine cities, including Bari, Cagliari, and Rome, have issued red alerts due to extreme heat. On Sicily and Sardinia, temperatures reached 43°C, though slight improvement is expected by the end of the week according to Italian health ministry data. Meteorologists predict unusually warm weather could continue into late September, with severe thunderstorms potentially affecting northern Italy and parts of Slovenia. In Slovenia, Meteoinfo reports extremely hot nights, with some areas experiencing temperatures between 24 and 28°C during the night, while coastal and Bela Krajina regions may remain hot until morning.
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