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Here's how it rolling in Northern Sicily, near Palermo: From the middle of June until September it's normally roasting hot with low humidity and no rain, except for the very occasional thunderstorm, most likely happening in mid to late August.

This year we had a nice, mild spring and a very nice warm, but not hot, June, which is usually not the case since by mid June it's usually roasting.

The really hot weather, 90-105 degrees, arrived less than a week ago. It currently looks like we'll be between 95-100 for the next ten days or so. Big deal. Normal summer weather here and has been for at least the 14 years I've been coming here.

A few years back we did have a crazily hot summer which also featured the awful scirocco, (sand-filled African winds), for more days than usual. No scirocco yet this year and the evenings here recently have been around 70- 75 degrees with usually a comfortable breeze a few hours after sunset. But again, this year's been normally hot as far as I can tell.

Of course, now that Covid's a dead dog and proved to the globalist filth that most folks will willingly roll over for lockdowns, travel restrictions and muzzle training, they're ramping up the "climate catastrophe" rhetoric to prep the idiot sheep for the coming "climate emergency" restrictions and lockdowns. Just my take, but I'm betting that's the next play.