After a prolonged period of warm September weather across Europe, a significant shift in weather conditions is expected mid-week. According to Severe Weather reports, a strong height depression from the northern Atlantic will push a cold front over western and central Europe, colliding with unusually hot and humid air masses. This transition will bring widespread dangerous weather conditions, particularly from the Alps toward the northern Mediterranean and Western Balkans. The cold front will bring cooler air, while the unusually warm Mediterranean Sea adds moisture to the atmosphere, creating highly unstable conditions. Strong thunderstorms, heavy rainfall, and potential flash floods are forecasted, especially in areas like eastern France, Switzerland, the Balearic Islands, northern Italy, Austria, Slovenia, and Croatia. Some regions could see up to 200 millimeters of rain within two days. Following this stormy period, temperatures are expected to drop sharply, from around 35–40°C at the start of September to 15–20°C lower within less than 24 hours. This rapid cooling could lead to early snowfall in higher Alpine regions.
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