Three disturbances will cross Italy in the next few days, but the climate will be almost spring-like, even in Sardinia. These are the forecasts from iLMeteo.it which explains what the scenario will be: «We will start immediately with a modest Atlantic disturbance driven by mild Libeccio winds – says Antonio Sanò -. The unstable front and oceanic winds, in addition to making it rain a little in the Centre-South, will begin to raise temperatures, at least in the Centre-South. During the day, temperature values will easily exceed 14-15°C in many areas. In the North the low clouds on the plains will keep the climate still a little cold, while in the mountains the sun will prevail".
Occasional showers tomorrow in Abruzzo and Molise.
And if temperatures undergo a new increase in the central-southern regions with peaks of 18-21°C in Sicily, Puglia and Sardinia and up to 15-16°C in Lazio and Campania (as in Rome and Naples) in the North the weather it will worsen widely with the arrival of moderate rainfall at times. Given the still rather low temperatures, the snow will fall to altitudes close to the plain (on average around 2-300 metres) in Piedmont, Lombardy and upper Veneto. The rains will be very heavy in eastern Liguria and northern Tuscany.
The third disturbance will make its appearance on Friday: a cyclone will form in the middle Adriatic which will make the weather worse in the Northeast, Marche, Abruzzo and Molise. Following this, the arctic air will spread across Italy, causing temperatures to drop by many degrees.
(Unioneonline/ss)
