
Strong winds and temperature drops over the weekend. First snow on the central Apennines on Sunday.
AI-generated summary
The arrival of cold and unstable currents from the eastern quadrants determines a change in weather conditions on the Italian peninsula.
Italy divided in two with the Tyrrhenian side sunny and the Adriatic side cloudy. This is what Lorenzo Tedici, meteorologist responsible for media at iLMeteo.it, announces.
"After a mostly sunny and dry Thursday across the country - he states - tomorrow and Saturday north-east winds with gusts of up to 40-50 km/h will affect the Adriatic side. The sea will be very rough with waves between 1.5 and 2.5 metres".
Isolated rainfall expected between Marche, Abruzzo, Molise, Puglia, Basilicata, Calabria, eastern Sicily and locally eastern Sardinia. Finally, humid currents will favor cloud banks in the early morning over the North-West. The rest of Italy will have good weather.
On Sunday 1 November a new cold front will determine a further temperature decrease of 1-2°C and a more compact accumulation of cloud cover over the central Apennines, where the first snowfalls will be recorded around altitudes of 1200-1300 metres. From the evening there will be a further accentuation of instability with rain across much of the South.
Finally, with the start of the new week, a further cold influx and widespread instability is expected in the Centre-South. Temperatures will drop by another 2-3°C. Possible snowfall in the central-northern and locally southern Apennines at altitudes between 1200 and 1500 metres.
In detail: - Thursday 29. In the North: clear or slightly cloudy skies. In the Centre: stable weather on the Tyrrhenian slopes; thickenings along the Adriatic. In the South and on the Islands: irregular clouds between Puglia, Calabria and eastern Sicily
- Friday 30. In the North: thickening in the morning in the North-West, clearing in the afternoon. In the Centre: isolated and light rain showers in Marche, Abruzzo and Molise; dry on the Tyrrhenian Sea. In the South and on the Islands: weak isolated phenomena on Puglia, Basilicata, Calabria, eastern Sicily and eastern Sardinian reliefs; winds from the north-east with gusts up to 40-50 km/h and very rough seas.
- Saturday 31. In the North: mostly sunny weather. In the Centre: scattered rainfall along the Adriatic strip of the Marche and Abruzzo; clear skies over Tuscany and Lazio. In the South and on the Islands: irregular clouds with scattered showers over Puglia, Basilicata, Calabria, eastern Sicily and eastern Sardinia; sustained ventilation.
- Sunday 1. In the North: partly cloudy skies. In the Centre: instability on the Adriatic sector and light snowfall on the central mountains at 1200-1300 metres. In the South and on the Islands: scattered rain on the Adriatic side and eastern Sardinia; reinforced ventilation and very rough seas.
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Temperature decrease of 1-2°C and snowfall in the central Apennines on November 1st
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