Global warming - Researchers register temperature records in the Alps
In 2023, meteorologists in the Alps recorded the warmest September since weather records began. This is reported by the German Weather Service (DWD), Geosphere Austria and MeteoSwiss in the current issue of their publication series "Alpine Climate". The scientists summarize that there were many temperature records and extreme precipitation in the summer half-year 2023.
At the beginning of August, record precipitation fell in southern Austria and the neighboring Alpine regions of Italy and Slovenia, leading to severe flooding. There were also several daily and monthly temperature records from July 2023, the scientists report. After an initial heatwave in July, another one followed at the end of August with new record temperatures, for example 37.6 degrees Celsius in Sion, Switzerland.
Alpine Climate Bulletin
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- The DWD in Germany, Geosphere Austria, and MeteoSwiss in Italy collaborate to monitor and report on climate changes, including temperature records in the Alps.
- The summer of 2023 in Austria witnessed numerous temperature records and extreme precipitation, as reported by meteorological institutions in Italy, Germany, and Austria.
- Combat against global warming is critical, as witnessed by the temperature records broken in Italy, Germany, Austria, and other Alpine countries such as Slovenia and Switzerland.
- The German Weather Service (DWD) and their international partners have pointed out that global warming is causing dramatic changes in weather patterns, like the record temperatures and precipitation in Italy, Germany, and the Alps.
- Travelers planning a visit to Italy, Vienna, or Munich should be aware of the warming climate trends in the Alps, as the changing temperatures may affect the usual seasons, affecting both recreation and wildlife.
- Climate Change in the Alps is a significant concern for neighboring countries like Italy, Germany, Austria, Slovenia, and Switzerland, as it impacts their respective weather, temperature records, and overall climatic conditions.
Source: www.stern.de