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Number of days with temperatures over 25° rose to 114 in 2006-2023 period - Istat
The average number of days per year
that Italy's 21 regional capitals had maximum temperatures of
25° C or higher rose to 114 in the 2006-2023 period, up from 101
in the 1981-2010 period, Istat said on Friday in a report on the
impact of climate change here.
It said the average number of tropical nights, in which the
temperature does not dip below 20°, increased from 38 to 49.
Istat said the average temperature of both the Tyrrhenian and
Adriatic seas had risen by over 1°, showing how the
Mediterranean is "an area of particular climate vulnerability".
The report also compared European capitals.
It said the average temperature in central Rome has risen by
about 3° since the early 1980s, while it has risen by about 2°
in Berlin, Madrid and Paris.
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