(ANSA) – ROME, JULY 26 – The heat subsides and thunderstorms arrive especially in the North. According to the analysis of the meteorologist Lorenzo Tedici, of the site www.iLMeteo.it, “fresher air at high altitude will enter Italy and, mixing with the pre-existing hot one, will generate intense thunderstorms accompanied by hailstorms and strong gusts of wind”. The regions most affected by the phenomena will be the northern ones. “Already today the afternoon becomes the scene of many thunderstorms, first in the Alps (especially in the Triveneto area) and by evening also in the Po Valley. The phenomena will affect these patchy areas, but in some cases they may also be violent”, says the ‘expert. Slight instability also in the next few days with thunderstorms that on Wednesday may also affect the central Apennines, up to the Marche and Abruzzo coasts as well. After the stormy transition, the winds will blow from the northern quadrants, “therefore less hot and consequently will cause the long-awaited drop in temperatures which in the North will also lose 5/7 ° C compared to the last few days, while in the Center the decline will be more contained, in the ‘order of 1/3 ° C “. Finally, the South will continue to remain enveloped by the African heat wave with 40 ° C which can still be reached in Puglia and Sicily.
And after a rather calm Thursday 28, from Friday other thunderstorms could affect many regions of the North.
This is the detail of the next few days.
Tuesday 26. In the north: worsening from the afternoon with strong but scattered thunderstorms. In the center: sunny and warm. In the south: sun and intense heat.
Wednesday 27. North: unstable with thunderstorms in the morning. Center: thunderstorms over the Apennines and the Adriatic coast in the afternoon. In the south: sunny, warm.
Thursday 28. In the north: thunderstorms in the Alps. In the center: some thunderstorms in the Apennines. In the south: more unstable on Puglie and Basilicata.
Trend. On Friday there are still storms in the North, less unstable weekend. (HANDLE).
Source: Ansa
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