The African high pressure brings us hot temperature and a bit of sand

Clear sky and temperatures that rise to 24 degrees centigrade. The sunny days of the past weekend will repeat to at least Thursday. As observed by the Centre geophysical pre Alpine, Central-East Europe and the Mediterranean continue to be interested in this African pressure. The weather remains stable and sunny for the next days in the Alpine – Padanian region, except for some passing clouds. Hazes and fog in the coldest hours. Temperatures slightly above the seasonal average. Tomorrow, Tuesday 23rd October, will have sunny skies with some passing clouds. At daybreak and in the evening fog banks and haze in the plane, lake areas and in the valleys. Stationary temperatures.
Out of curiosity

On Facebook the "Amici di MeteoLocarno"  would like to make it clear that "the yellowish haze that we see today in our skies is due to Saharan dust, brought to us by meridional currents. In the image the trajectories of origin estimated from the GDAS model of NOAA".