The climate has changed

The climate has changed

In these days the weather in Tuscany is very very hot. Too hot. I’m 55 and I remember when I was child: in the morning, whilst I went to summer camp, I had to wear a little sweater. At 7am the air was cool. Now at 7 o’clock the temperatur already is around 25°C, at 9am it reaches 29°C and rises until 34, or more in the afternoon.

Walking in the woods is impossible, beneath the tree canopy, the humidity is stifling; leaves and twigs stick to my sweaty skin. On the Appenines the ridges are complitely exposed to the sun, walking there means risk an heat or sun stroke.

So all that’s left to do is wait for fall to arrive, leaving my hiking boots on the shelf until the weather cools down.

Boots on the shelf

2 pensieri riguardo “The climate has changed

  1. Ciao Denis, I hope you are doing well!
    I was in Tuscany from 1 to 16 August like every summer in my life, just in the countryside of Suvereto, and it was really too hot, I did not ever experienced such a “hellish” vacation.
    I left Tuscany because of this… and I’m now in Valchiavenna to find a bit of fresh, but it seems this problem have reached every corner of Italy… my god!

    1. Hi Fabio! It’s incredibly hot this summer—too hot for my taste. In early July, I spent a week in Puglia: it was cooler there, and I slept better than I do here 😩. I hope to go hiking in the Alps for a few days in September, hoping the temperatures will drop a bit.

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