
A second Atlantic front is arriving with temperatures dropping to 20-24°C
AI-generated summary
Italy is affected by a disturbance of North Atlantic origin which brings instability and temperature drops.
Unstable weather persists over Italy. In the next few hours, rain and showers are expected along the central-southern Tyrrhenian belt and towards the internal areas of the South. Not only that: by the weekend we will have a widespread drop in maximum temperatures which will reach 20°C in the North and 22-24°C in the Centre-South. This is what Lorenzo Tedici, media meteorologist at iLMeteo.it, announces, underlining the arrival of a second Atlantic front. "Between today and Friday - he explains - the Peninsula will be crossed by a disturbance of North Atlantic origin, accompanied by an influx of cooler air at high altitude".
Today the storms will affect the North-West and Tuscany, extending by the evening to the entire Centre-North, while the South will record a temporary phase of stability except for showers in the morning.
Tomorrow the front will involve the entire country with heavy rainfall especially in eastern Liguria, northern Tuscany and Friuli Venezia Giulia. On Friday the most marked phenomena will move to the Lower Tyrrhenian Sea and will remain active in the Triveneto area, with the possibility of more intense local showers.
Starting from Saturday there will be an initial improvement in the North and between Tuscany and Marche, while in the remaining central regions and in the South conditions of marked variability will remain with scattered rain and showers. Finally on Sunday the weather will be sunny across almost all of Italy except for residual showers in the Middle Adriatic and the South.
In detail: - Wednesday 7. In the North: rain in the North-West in the morning, extending to the North-East by the evening. In the Center: showers in Tuscany, extending to the remaining sectors. In the South and on the Islands: last showers in the morning then partly cloudy.
- Thursday 8. In the North: widespread rain. In the Center: widespread rain.
In the South and on the Islands: rain in Sardinia, Campania, Puglia, less elsewhere.
- Friday 9. In the North: widespread rain especially in the North-East. In the Center: rain and sunny spells. In the South and on the Islands: widespread rain.
Trend: improvement on Saturday in the North and in Tuscany; variability with rainfall elsewhere. Sunny weather on Sunday, but rain in Friuli Venezia Giulia, locally between Liguria and Tuscany.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Maximum temperatures drop to 20°C in the North and 22-24°C in the Center-South by the weekend.
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A North Atlantic disturbance will bring rain and a drop in temperatures to Italy. The bad weather will initially hit the North-West, then extending to the North-East, Tuscany, Sardinia and Campania, with maximum temperatures decreasing to 20-24°C.

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