Despite a gradual improvement in the weather, today will be a windy day on the Tyrrhenian coasts, on the Apennine ridges and also on the Romagna and Marche side. The western Alps will also be affected by gusts of wind, but above all by moderate snowfall in the Aosta Valley. Snowfalls that could mitigate the drought that continues in the north of the country: the river Po, between Lombardy and Emilia, has a reduced flow of up to 70%, the rainfall deficit is still over -80% in central northern Piedmont. In the next few hours, in addition to wind and snow, residual rains are also expected on the Lower Tyrrhenian Sea, but in general until tomorrow the weather will be sunnier and warmer. This is the painting presented by Andrea Garbinato, responsible for the ww.iLMeteo.it site.
For the next weekend there will also be a descent of colder air and faster storms from the North East towards the Adriatic belt. While as regards the Easter weekend, there is a risk that an Algerian cyclone will bring bad weather over Italy between Friday 15 and Saturday 16 April.
In detail:
Thursday 7. In the North: cloudy at times, it gets worse in the Aosta Valley. Middle: improvement with bright spots. In the South: scattered, locally intense rains on the Lower Tyrrhenian Sea.
Friday 8. In the north: sunny except for thunderstorms in the Alps, moving from the afternoon towards the adjacent plains. In the Center: sunny. In the South: sunny.
Saturday 9. In the north: worsening with thunderstorms from the Triveneto towards Emilia Romagna and Mantua. Center: sunny with rising clouds during the day and rains in Tuscany towards evening / night. In the South: sunny. Trend: Unstable impulse in rapid transit on Palm Sunday, from the Marche to the south; from Monday anticyclonic recovery with temperatures significantly increasing.
Source: Ansa
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