A severe heatwave is forecast to sweep parts of Italy from Friday into next week, with daytime highs around 37-38°C.

From Tuesday, cooler conditions are expected with clouds and showers, bringing a 10–15 degree drop from earlier in the week and many places hovering near 20°C.

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Meanwhile, summer temperatures across the UK reach record highs in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland, while Scotland remains relatively cool and dry, tying its sixth-warmest summer on record.

Experts warn of the severity and immediacy of the approaching weather, urging readers to monitor conditions for possible flooding and wind Damage.

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The article cites AFP via Le Monde as its official source for the information.

The report notes ongoing relevance to climate trends and local economic concerns tied to agriculture and water resources.

Forecasts come from News12 NJ with ongoing updates, and Barnegat Inlet data are linked to NOAA CO-OPS tide measurements for real-time monitoring.

Germany-specific weather coverage is provided in a wetter.net partnership weather column, including regional forecasts and notes on forecast reliability.

Dominik Jung, with wetter.net, contributes context on long-range patterns and regional variability in the forecasts.

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