Southern Germany, the Balkans, Ukraine and the Baltics will be particularly warm.
BRUSSELS – Europe is set for an unusually warm start to September, following a summer of heatwaves and drought in the south-east of the continent.
Southern Germany, the Balkans, Ukraine and the Baltics will be particularly warm, said Mr Matthew Dross, a meteorologist at forecaster Maxar Technologies Inc.That’s increasing the threat from extreme weather events, such as floods, violent storms and wildfires, but milder conditions could also delay the start of the heating season in a repeat of 2023.
Surging cooling demand pushed power prices to a record in Italy in August, but winter will provide a bigger test for the wider region. Beyond the middle of the month, the outlook is uncertain as it will depend upon influence of a warm Atlantic Ocean and an emerging La Niña, Maxar said.
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