В Локарно зафиксирована третья подряд тропическая ночь в сентябре

On Sunday night, Locarno in southern Switzerland recorded its third consecutive tropical night. This phenomenon remains rare in September: since records began at the Locarno-Monti station in 1935, only nine tropical nights have been recorded there. Select your language Generated with artificial intelligence. Listening: Locarno records third September tropical night in a row This content was published on 1 minute Français fr Troisième nuit tropicale consécutive en septembre à Locarno (TI) Original Read more: Troisième nuit tropicale consécutive en septembre à Locarno (TI) العربية ar لوكارنو تسجل ثالث ليلة مدارية على التوالي في سبتمبر Read more: لوكارنو تسجل ثالث ليلة مدارية على التوالي في سبتمبر Early on Saturday morning, Locarno-Monti recorded 20.7°C, then 21.2°C on Sunday morning and 20.9°C on Monday morning, MeteoSwiss told the Swiss News Agency Keystone-ATS on Monday. This summer, the temperature did not fall below 20°C on 57 nights in the town on the shores of Lake Maggiore. Lugano, meanwhile, experienced 54 nights with minimum temperatures above 20°C, including two in early September. Since records began in the city in 1864, Lugano has recorded a total of 11 tropical nights in September. A tropical night in September is a “phenomenon that remains rather rare”, notes Guido Della Bruna of MeteoSwiss. Over the next ten days, Switzerland will remain under the influence of a high-pressure system. South of the Alps, however, some rainfall is expected between Tuesday evening and Wednesday evening. More Climate adaptation Why Switzerland is among the ten fastest-warming countries in the world This content was published on Switzerland is particularly affected by climate change, with temperatures rising faster than in most other countries. Read more: Why Switzerland is among the ten fastest-warming countries in the world +  How we produce news in English Translated from French, reviewed by an  English Department  journalist.  In compliance with the JTI standards More: SWI swissinfo.ch certified by the Journalism Trust Initiative