In the fall, a winter-like atmosphere will enter several regions of Europe, accompanied by a warm air mass rushing towards the eastern Mediterranean.

Arab Weather - The latest computer simulation data indicates that changes will occur in the weather systems in the northern hemisphere in the coming days as a result of the invasion of cold to very cold air from polar origins into large areas of western Europe, from north to south, causing an atmosphere closer to winter in large countries of the European continent. Scientifically, this situation causes, as a reverse reaction, warmer air than usual to be pushed towards the countries of the eastern Mediterranean, including the Kingdom, the Levant, Egypt, and parts of central and eastern Europe.

God willing, from the end of September until the beginning of October, and as a result of the approach of warm air, the journey of rising temperatures begins, so that the rise becomes tangible and significant with the dominance of warm air in the last days of the current month, and thus the weather becomes more like summer than autumn, as relatively hot weather prevails in low-lying areas. The maximum temperatures recorded in the afternoon will be within the mid-thirties Celsius in some cities and neighborhoods of the Levant, and this will also be reflected in the night temperatures that will witness a rise, so that the weather becomes pleasant in the evening and early night hours, but it tends to be cold with the late night hours and dawn.

A direct polar air shower will bring heavy snow and cover hundreds of kilometres of western Europe at the end of the week.

Cold wave affects large areas of western Europe

In contrast, large countries in western Europe, extending to the center, will be exposed to a wave of cold accompanied by a sharp drop in temperatures and sometimes heavy rains accompanied by thunderstorms, laden with large hailstones. We will also see, God willing, scenes of autumn snow falling and accumulating, which will hinder aspects of public life in many areas, especially over the European highlands, including the Alps, in addition to the highlands of the Balkan countries, Spain, France, and others, God willing.

How does cooling of the tropical Pacific Ocean affect the intensity of tropical cyclones in the North Atlantic?

God knows best.