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Hottest day in 260 years recorded in Italy’s Milan

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August 26, 2023
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The scorching grip of an extraordinary heat wave has pushed Italy’s fashion capital, Milan, into the record books, marking the hottest day in over two and a half centuries.  In a remarkable meteorological event, Italy’s northern city of Milan has etched its name in history, registering an unparalleled average daily temperature of 33 degrees Celsius. This scalding heatwave, which began its merciless surge in mid-August, has surged to its apex, leaving the region sweltering. The regional environmental protection agency (ARPA) confirmed this new milestone on Friday, underlining the alarming consequences of global warming.

 

A Seismic Shift in Climate Norms

This blistering day not only shattered previous heat records but also defied the annals of climate data. Since the inception of temperature recording at the Milano Brera weather station in 1763, never has such intense heat scorched the city. A past high of 32.8 degrees Celsius, set on August 11, 2003, now pales in comparison. This unprecedented occurrence paints a grim picture of the rapid climatic shifts the world is witnessing.

 

Heatwave Engulfs Southern Europe

As southern Europe becomes a sweltering inferno this summer, Milan’s historic temperature surge is not an isolated incident. Italy’s capital, Rome, recorded a scorching peak of 41.8 degrees Celsius in July, a testament to the blistering conditions encompassing the continent. The relentless heatwave has fueled devastating wildfires, triggering health alarms, and dampening holiday spirits for countless tourists.

 

From Lombardy to the Alpine Peaks

The heatwave’s dominion extended beyond Milan, gripping the entire Lombardy region. According to ARPA, August 23 and 24 stand out as the apex of this sizzling summer. Multiple towns within Lombardy experienced unparalleled temperatures, breaching the 40-degree Celsius threshold. Even the typically cool embrace of the Italian Alps felt the sting of these “intense and abnormal” temperatures, further emphasizing the far-reaching consequences of the climate crisis.

 

Climatic Whiplash and Hope on the Horizon

However, a reprieve is on the horizon. The agency predicts that the iron grip of the heatwave is loosening, making way for heavy thunderstorms and a remarkable 10 to 15-degree Celsius plunge in temperatures as early as next week. This climatic whiplash serves as a stark reminder of nature’s unpredictability, as well as the urgent need for collective action to combat climate change.

 

Milan’s scorching milestone underscores the alarming pace at which our planet’s climate is shifting. The relentless heatwave serves as a stark wake-up call, demanding immediate attention to sustainable practices and global cooperation. As Italy’s fashion capital grapples with this historic heat, the world must rally together to ensure a cooler and safer future.

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