Long-Term Weather Outlook

According to climate data, the mean temperature in December is of 14.5°C (a 17.1°C high and an 11.8°C low). Total precipitation in a typical December amounts to 109.7 mm. December is the first month of meteorological winter ed-danmark.com. Temperatures continue to gradually cool down. The first cold snaps normally start affecting us towards the end of the month. December is climatically the year’s wettest month. This month brings to an end the season of strong thunderstorms which are synonymous with autumn in the Maltese Islands. The bulk of the rain that falls in December is often the product of a weather pattern referred to locally as ‘Pruvenz’. This refers to a series of days characterized by cool to cold westerly currents and brief but intense showers that may be accompanied by hail and a rumble or two of thunder. With this weather, the rain does not come in downpours but at a rate that allows the soil to soak in the water more efficiently without unnecessary damage. Some frontal systems also bring the occasional episode of continuous light to moderate rainfall with the potential of producing significant rainfall amounts. Northwesterly gales become far more common during December.

The majority of long-term weather models expect December 2021 to bring temperatures which are around the norm. A cold snap could occur around Christmas or New Year’s. Episodes of strong wind will be frequent. The same models are NOT expecting December 2021 to be drier than average. Whether or not it ends up being average or wetter than average depends on whether storm systems that form around us end up affecting land or not. This is because one or two stormy episodes and one or two misses, may easily produce plentiful precipitation, pushing values to above or below average respectively.

FURTHER OUTLOOK (TEMPERATURE) FOR JAN-FEB-MAR 2021/2022 – Warmer than Average

FURTHER OUTLOOK (PRECIPITATION) FOR JAN-FEB-MAR 2021/2022 – Average*

* An ‘Average’ outlook means that maps are pointing towards normal storm system activity around the central Mediterranean. Whether or not a month ends up being drier or wetter than average will depend on whether any rain-producing systems that form affect land or not. This is because one or two stormy episodes may easily produce plentiful precipitation, pushing values to above average. Conversely, one or two near misses may leave the Maltese Islands land area dry, pushing values to below average.

According to climate data, the mean temperature in November is of 17.6°C (a 20.6°C high and a 14.5°C low). Total precipitation in a typical November amounts to 93.6 mm. November is the third and final month of meteorological autumn, and as such is marked by continued gradual cooling down of air temperatures and episodes of showers which are often thundery and intense, depositing a large amount of rain in a short period of time. November is part of the typically wettest quarter of the year.

After careful study of long-term seasonal models, we’re expecting November 2021 to be overall around (or marginally warmer than) the norm. Long-term seasonal models currently suggest that a very warm start to the month should give way to temperatures which stabilize around the climatic norm. The sea remains warmer than average. This will maintain increased rates of evaporation from the sea. This is one of several ingredients required for copious rainfall from autumn storms. Another essential factor are incursions of cold air from the north. We’re expecting more of these to continue penetrating the central Mediterranean on occasion, meaning episodes of instability should not be lacking. We’re NOT expecting November 2021 to be drier than average. Whether or not it ends up being average or wetter than average depends on whether storm systems that form affect land or not. This is because one or two stormy episodes and one or two misses, may easily produce plentiful precipitation, pushing values to above or below average respectively.

FURTHER OUTLOOK (TEMPERATURE) FOR DEC-JAN-FEB 2021/2022 – Warmer than Average

FURTHER OUTLOOK (PRECIPITATION) FOR DEC-JAN-FEB 2021/2022 – Average*

* An ‘Average’ outlook means that maps are pointing towards normal thunderstorm activity around the central Mediterranean. Whether or not a month ends up being drier or wetter than average will depend on whether any thunderstorms that form affect land or not. This is because one or two stormy episodes may easily produce plentiful precipitation, pushing values to above average. Conversely, one or two near misses may leave the Maltese Islands land area dry, pushing values to below average.

Disclaimer: Specific details on the weather may only be given for a couple of days in advance spójrz tutaj. This long-term forecast is not meant to determine specific weather parameters at a point on the Maltese Islands. Instead, it looks at large scale weather patterns across Europe, and attempts to determine how these may influence the weather locally. Our levels of confidence in the forecast for the month ahead are fair. These are reasonably lower when it comes to the ‘Further Outlook’ section. Weather forecasts are an interpretation of possible weather events based on trends, maps and climate data at the time of the forecast, and as a result, weather predictions may always change over time. Maltese Islands Weather can never be held responsible for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, special or exemplary damages or even lost profit resulting from any use or misuse of this data. The user assumes the entire risk related to the use or misuse of this data.

According to climate data, the mean temperature in October is of 21.4°C (a 24.8°C high and a 17.9°C low). Total precipitation in October climatically amounts to 83.3 mm. October is the second month of meteorological autumn, and as such is marked by the gradual cooling down of air temperatures and episodes of thundery showers which are often intense and deposit large amounts of rain in a short period of time clique neste link.

After careful study of long-term seasonal models, we’re expecting October 2021 to be overall warmer than the norm. Taking the national average, rainfall is expected to be around average. Long-term seasonal models suggest that whilst temperatures will be on a general decline, the flow of warm, stable air from the south means that values will be at least slightly above average much of the time. Nighttime lows will remain particularly warm, under the influence of a very warm central Mediterranean sea. The very warm sea maintains increased rates of evaporation from the sea. The very warm sea is one of several ingredients required for copious rainfall from autumn storms. Another essential factor are incursions of cold air from the north. We’re expecting these to penetrate the central Mediterranean on occasion, meaning episodes of instability should not be lacking. An ‘Average’ outlook means that maps are pointing towards normal thunderstorm activity around the central Mediterranean. Whether or not a month ends up being drier or wetter than average will depend on whether any thunderstorms that form affect land or not. This is because one or two stormy episodes and one or two misses, may easily produce plentiful precipitation, pushing values to above or below average respectively.

FURTHER OUTLOOK (TEMPERATURE) FOR NOV-DEC-JAN 2021/2022 – Warmer than Average

FURTHER OUTLOOK (PRECIPITATION) FOR NOV-DEC-JAN 2021/2022 – Average*

* An ‘Average’ outlook means that maps are pointing towards normal thunderstorm activity around the central Mediterranean. Whether or not a month ends up being drier or wetter than average will depend on whether any thunderstorms that form affect land or not. This is because one or two stormy episodes may easily produce plentiful precipitation, pushing values to above average. Conversely, one or two near misses may leave the Maltese Islands land area dry, pushing values to below average.

Disclaimer: Specific details on the weather may only be given for a couple of days in advance. This long-term forecast is not meant to determine specific weather parameters at a point on the Maltese Islands. Instead, it looks at large scale weather patterns across Europe, and attempts to determine how these may influence the weather locally. Our levels of confidence in the forecast for the month ahead are fair. These are reasonably lower when it comes to the ‘Further Outlook’ section. Weather forecasts are an interpretation of possible weather events based on trends, maps and climate data at the time of the forecast, and as a result, weather predictions may always change over time. Maltese Islands Weather can never be held responsible for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, special or exemplary damages or even lost profit resulting from any use or misuse of this data. The user assumes the entire risk related to the use or misuse of this data.

According to climate data, the mean temperature in September is of 24.6°C (a 28.3°C high and a 20.8°C low). Total precipitation in September climatically amounts to 49.9 mm. September is the first month of meteorological autumn, and as such marks the start of the gradual cooling down of air temperatures and the return of rain to our shores.

A careful study of long-term seasonal models, we’re expecting September 2021 to be overall warmer and drier (at least slightly) than the norm. Long-term seasonal models suggest that the flow of warm, stable air from the south will persist. Daytime highs are likely to continue reaching into the lower 30°C levels. Nighttime lows will remain very warm, under the influence of a very warm central Mediterranean sea. The very warm sea increases rates of evaporation from the sea, causing air temperatures to feel warmer and stickier than they actually are. The very warm sea is one of the several ingredients required for copious rainfall from autumn storms. Another essential factor are incursions of cold air from the north. These may lack, assuming the current atmospheric stability prevails. A ‘Drier than Average’ outlook means that maps are pointing towards lower than normal thunderstorm activity around the central Mediterranean. Whether or not a month ends up being significantly or marginally drier than average will depend on whether any thunderstorms that form affect land or not. This is because one or two stormy episodes may easily produce plentiful precipitation, pushing values to above average.

FURTHER OUTLOOK (TEMPERATURE) FOR OCT-NOV-DEC 2021 – Warmer than Average

FURTHER OUTLOOK (PRECIPITATION) FOR OCT-NOV-DEC 2021 – Drier than Average*

* A ‘Drier than Average’ outlook means that maps are pointing towards lower than normal thunderstorm activity around the central Mediterranean. Whether or not a month ends up being significantly or marginally drier than average will depend on whether any thunderstorms that form affect land or not. This is because one or two stormy episodes may easily produce plentiful precipitation, pushing values to above average.

Disclaimer: Specific details on the weather may only be given for a couple of days in advance. This long-term forecast is not meant to determine specific weather parameters at a point on the Maltese Islands. Instead, it looks at large scale weather patterns across Europe, and attempts to determine how these may influence the weather locally. Our levels of confidence in the forecast for the month ahead are fair. These are reasonably lower when it comes to the ‘Further Outlook’ section. Weather forecasts are an interpretation of possible weather events based on trends, maps and climate data at the time of the forecast, and as a result, weather predictions may always change over time. Maltese Islands Weather can never be held responsible for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, special or exemplary damages or even lost profit resulting from any use or misuse of this data. The user assumes the entire risk related to the use or misuse of this data.

According to climate data gathered over numerous years; the mean temperature in August is of 27.0°C (a 31.1°C high and a 22.9°C low). August is statistically the hottest month in the Maltese Islands. Total precipitation in August averages 7.9 mm. We’re expecting August 2021 to follow the pattern set in the very first days of this summer. We expect August 2021 to be significantly hotter than average ed-hrvatski.com. It’s likely that heat wave conditions will feature on a number of days over the course of this month. August 2021 will likely be bone dry as well. The atmosphere will be too stable for any zones of instability to develop. As a result, there will be nothing to stop the sea surface temperature from continuing its upward trend. A very warm sea may fuel intense rainfall events, come September.

FURTHER OUTLOOK (TEMPERATURE)

September 2021 – Warmer than Average

October 2021 – Average

November 2021 – Average

FURTHER OUTLOOK (PRECIPITATION)*

September 2021 – Average

October 2021 – Drier than Average

November 2021 – Average

* A ‘Drier than Average’ outlook means that maps are pointing towards lower than normal thunderstorm activity around the central Mediterranean. Whether or not a month ends up being significantly or marginally drier than average will depend on whether any thunderstorms that form affect land or not.

Disclaimer: Specific details on the weather may only be given for a couple of days in advance. This long-term forecast is not meant to determine specific weather parameters at a point on the Maltese Islands. Instead, it looks at large scale weather patterns across Europe, and attempts to determine how these may influence the weather locally. Our levels of confidence in the forecast for the month ahead are fair. These are reasonably lower when it comes to the ‘Further Outlook’ section. Weather forecasts are an interpretation of possible weather events based on trends, maps and climate data at the time of the forecast, and as a result, weather predictions may always change over time. Maltese Islands Weather can never be held responsible for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, special or exemplary damages or even lost profit resulting from any use or misuse of this data. The user assumes the entire risk related to the use or misuse of this data.

According to climate data gathered over numerous years; the mean temperature in June is of 23.6°C (a 27.8°C high and a 19.4°C low). Mean total precipitation in June, on the other hand, is of 3.9 mm. With regards to temperature, we’re anticipating June 2021 to be around average. Nights may prove to be at least slightly warmer than the norm, however. Whilst no spells of excessive heat are being anticipated for much of the month, a heat spell towards the month’s end cannot be completely ruled out. It’s also possible that we’ll experience the odd day of instability characterized by cloudier skies and the possible stray shower. The one or two isolated showers possible over the course of this month should mean precipitation values around the average.

FURTHER OUTLOOK (TEMPERATURE)

July 2021 – Warmer than Average

August 2021 – Warmer than Average

September 2021 – Average

FURTHER OUTLOOK (PRECIPITATION)*

July 2021 – Average

August 2021 – Average

September 2021 – Average

* A ‘Drier than Average’ outlook means that maps are pointing towards lower than normal thunderstorm activity around the central Mediterranean brasil-libido.com. Whether or not a month ends up being significantly or marginally drier than average will depend on whether any thunderstorms that form affect land or not.

Disclaimer: Specific details on the weather may only be given for a couple of days in advance. This long-term forecast is not meant to determine specific weather parameters at a point on the Maltese Islands. Instead, it looks at large scale weather patterns across Europe, and attempts to determine how these may influence the weather locally. Our levels of confidence in the forecast for the month ahead are fair. These are reasonably lower when it comes to the ‘Further Outlook’ section. Weather forecasts are an interpretation of possible weather events based on trends, maps and climate data at the time of the forecast, and as a result, weather predictions may always change over time. Maltese Islands Weather can never be held responsible for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, special or exemplary damages or even lost profit resulting from any use or misuse of this data. The user assumes the entire risk related to the use or misuse of this data.

According to climate data gathered over numerous years; the mean temperature in May is of 19.6°C (a 23.4°C high and a 15.8 °C low), whilst the total precipitation in May is of 9.9 mm. Long-term weather models are indicating that, with regards to temperature. May 2021 is likely to be slightly warmer than average. Where precipitation is concerned, May 2021 is expected to be generally dry. Severe weather is highly unlikely. There is the possibility of a heat spell towards the end of the month https://southafrica-ed.com/kamagra-in-south-africa/.

FURTHER OUTLOOK (TEMPERATURE)

June 2021 – Warmer than Average

July 2021 – Warmer than Average

August 2021 – Warmer than Average

FURTHER OUTLOOK (PRECIPITATION)*

June 2021 – Average

July 2021 – Average

August 2021 – Average

Disclaimer: Specific details on the weather may only be given for a couple of days in advance. This long-term forecast is not meant to determine specific weather parameters at a point on the Maltese Islands. Instead, it looks at large scale weather patterns across Europe, and attempts to determine how these may influence the weather locally. Our levels of confidence in the forecast for the month ahead are fair. These are reasonably lower when it comes to the ‘Further Outlook’ section. Weather forecasts are an interpretation of possible weather events based on trends, maps and climate data at the time of the forecast, and as a result, predictions may always change over time. Maltese Islands Weather can never be held responsible for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, special or exemplary damages or even lost profit resulting from any use or misuse of this data. The user assumes the entire risk related to the use or misuse of this data.

According to climate data gathered over numerous years; the mean temperature in April is of 16.1°C (a 19.4°C high and a 12.8 °C low), whilst the total precipitation in April is of 20.9 mm. Long-term weather models are indicating that, with regards to temperature, April 2021 is likely to be a typical one with values close to the climate average. Where precipitation is concerned, April 2021 is expected to be generally dry, with two or three days of rain. Assuming no unusual severe weather occurs, we’re not expecting anything major in terms of rainfall. As spring progresses further, the weather will show further signs of general improvement, with an increase in the frequency and duration of fine spells.

FURTHER OUTLOOK (TEMPERATURE)

May 2021 – Average

June 2021 – Warmer than Average

July 2021 – Warmer than Average

FURTHER OUTLOOK (PRECIPITATION)*

May 2021 – Average

June 2021 – Average

July 2021 – Average

Disclaimer: Specific details on the weather may only be given for a couple of days in advance. This long-term forecast is not meant to determine specific weather parameters at a point on the Maltese Islands. Instead, it looks at large scale weather patterns across Europe, and attempts to determine how these may influence the weather locally. Our levels of confidence in the forecast for the month ahead are fair. These are reasonably lower when it comes to the ‘Further Outlook’ section. Weather forecasts are an interpretation of possible weather events based on trends, maps and climate data at the time of the forecast, and as a result, predictions may always change over time. Maltese Islands Weather can never be held responsible for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, special or exemplary damages or even lost profit resulting from any use or misuse of this data. The user assumes the entire risk related to the use or misuse of this data.

According to climate data gathered over numerous years; the mean temperature in March is of 14.0°C (a 17.0°C high and a 10.9 °C low), whilst the total precipitation in March is of 39.8 mm. Long-term weather models are indicating that, with regards to temperature, March 2021 is likely to follow the warmer than average trend maintained throughout the winter months. As is to be expected, one cannot rule out the odd day or two of colder than average weather. With regards to precipitation, the same long-term weather models are suggesting a slight improvement over last month. Despite this, it’s unlikely this will be enough to recuperate missed rainfall amounts. As we enter spring, the weather will start showing general improvement, with an increase in the frequency of days with fine weather. Climatically, March is well-known for its windy days. Past years have been consistent in producing at least one gale-force wind event in March.

FURTHER OUTLOOK (TEMPERATURE)

April 2021 – Average

May 2021 – Average

June 2021 – Warmer than Average

FURTHER OUTLOOK (PRECIPITATION)*

April 2021 – Average

May 2021 – Average

June 2021 – Average

Disclaimer: Specific details on the weather may only be given for a couple of days in advance. This long-term forecast is not meant to determine specific weather parameters at a point on the Maltese Islands. Instead, it looks at large scale weather patterns across Europe, and attempts to determine how these may influence the weather locally. Our levels of confidence in the forecast for the month ahead are fair. These are reasonably lower when it comes to the ‘Further Outlook’ section. Weather forecasts are an interpretation of possible weather events based on trends, maps and climate data at the time of the forecast, and as a result, predictions may always change over time. Maltese Islands Weather can never be held responsible for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, special or exemplary damages or even lost profit resulting from any use or misuse of this data. The user assumes the entire risk related to the use or misuse of this data.

According to climate data gathered over numerous years; the mean temperature in February is of 12.6°C (a 15.5°C high and a 9.6 °C low), whilst the total precipitation in February is of 61.5 mm. With regards to temperature, February 2021 is likely to follow the warmer than average trend maintained since the start of winter. No major cold snap, with nighttime lows well below 10°C, looks likely. As is to be expected, one or two slightly colder than average days will definitely occur at some point. With regards to precipitation, February is likely to be drier than average too. February 2021 will be a sure sign that the wettest part of winter is now behind us. Most rain this month will be in the form of isolated showers. We’re expecting this month to be characterized by one or two days of instability separated by longer spells of stable weather. February will likely live up to its name of being a windy month, with strong winds expected to be very frequent.

FURTHER OUTLOOK (TEMPERATURE)

March 2021 – Average

April 2021 – Average

May 2021 – Average

FURTHER OUTLOOK (PRECIPITATION)*

March 2021 – Average

April 2021 – Average

May 2021 – Average

Disclaimer: Specific details on the weather may only be given for a couple of days in advance. This long-term forecast is not meant to determine specific weather parameters at a point on the Maltese Islands. Instead, it looks at large scale weather patterns across Europe, and attempts to determine how these may influence the weather locally. Our levels of confidence in the forecast for the month ahead are fair. These are reasonably lower when it comes to the ‘Further Outlook’ section. Weather forecasts are an interpretation of possible weather events based on trends, maps and climate data at the time of the forecast, and as a result, predictions may always change over time. Maltese Islands Weather can never be held responsible for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, special or exemplary damages or even lost profit resulting from any use or misuse of this data. The user assumes the entire risk related to the use or misuse of this data.