The article discusses the end of the unusually hot summer of 2026, with forecasts indicating cooler temperatures and rain starting from Wednesday, September 9th. Meteorologist Bernardo Gozzini notes a significant atmospheric circulation change due to a low-pressure system from the Atlantic, bringing fresh air and precipitation. The shift is expected to affect northern regions first, with instability along the Alpine arc, particularly in Piedmont, Lombardy, and Veneto. By Wednesday, the unsettled weather will spread across central and northern Italy, potentially leading to intense thunderstorms, strong winds, and hail. The weather pattern is anticipated to continue through southern regions like Sicily, Campania, Puglia, and Calabria, with some sunny spells in northern areas. While the dramatic heatwave appears to be ending, there remains uncertainty about whether September could still bring warm days above 30°C. Meteorologist Andrea Giuliacci agrees that while prolonged sunny periods are behind us, late September might still see typical summer conditions. The article also mentions that the meteorological summer ended on August 31st, and early analyses suggest this summer may have打破了
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