On Thursday, March 20, this year’s start of astronomical spring occurred. With the upcoming higher temperatures and meteorologists, even meteorologists began to analyze what summer awaits us in 2025. But it seems that long -term forecasts will not please everyone. As the portal states, we are really extremes.
The transition between spring and flight will be relatively dynamic throughout Europe, while more stable conditions are expected in the middle and at the end of the summer. The onset of summer should come earlier than usual. The middle and later part of the summer will be drier over Europe with above -average heat potential.
Meteorologists assume the arrival of the El Niño phenomenon, which brings higher temperatures. You can read more about it. Starting June long -term predictions show the area of lower pressure, which usually brings higher temperatures and humidity. The hottest anomalies should appear above the Eastern Medium, Southeast and Northern Europe. Fewer precipitation should fall above the southern and southeast parts.
In July, experts expect low air pressure over the far north of Europe and the Far North Atlantic. At the same time, however, according to analyzes above the middle and northern parts, a high pressure area will be created, which can help bring higher temperatures from the south than normal, and less precipitation.
A large part of the continent may be the above -normal weather. Temperatures close to normal experts expect over the southwestern part of Europe and also above the Far North. Overall, the pressure height seems to bring drought above most of Central Europe with higher heat potential than usual.
Even in August, the area of high pressure should not leave most of Europe. Towards east, meteorologists talk about the low air pressure area that can affect high temperatures in this area. August should also be warmer than usual.
Maximum temperature anomalies are expected above Central and Northern Europe. However, it should still be remembered that this is a long -term weather forecast and even a small change in the wind or the emergence of a new anomaly may affect this prediction.
