(ANSA) – ROME, NOVEMBER 16 – The wave of bad weather that has been gripping many regions of Italy for several days, in particular Sardinia, shows no sign of abating. It will continue to rain heavily at least until Thursday. Not only that: in the next few hours, heavy rains and strong winds will hit the Adriatic regions from Romagna to Molise. These forecasts by Stefano Ghetti, meteorologist of the site www.iLMeteo.it.
It will still rain especially on the eastern coasts of Sardinia and Cagliari as well as in the evening on Tuscany, Emilia, Lombardy, Liguria and Piedmont.
From Wednesday the bad weather will slowly begin to loosen its grip, the rains will still be present in many regions, but less intense and sparse. To report only a phase of intense bad weather on eastern Sicily with Catania that could go under water again.
From Thursday the high pressure of the Azores will begin to advance more decisively towards our country, freeing the North, the Tyrrhenian regions and a large part of the South from the rains. Only on Puglia, Molise and Abruzzo will we still have locally intense rainfall. Subsequently, the high pressure will be able to protect all regions, guaranteeing a sunny weekend, but with the return of the mists to the North.
In detail Tuesday 16th. In the north: worsening from Emilia Romagna to the rest of the regions with widespread rainfall. In the center: rains almost everywhere, heavy in the Adriatic. In the south: unstable in Puglia and Basilicata, it gets worse in Sicily.
Wednesday 17. In the north: scattered rains, especially in the morning. Center: unstable with scattered rains, especially on the Adriatic, Lazio and Sardinia. In the south: markedly unstable, but with a phase of intense bad weather in central-eastern Sicily. Thursday 18. In the north: dry weather, but with many clouds on the plains. Middle: scattered rains over the Adriatic regions, sunny elsewhere. South: unstable across all regions. From Friday until the weekend good weather, but the mists return to the North. (HANDLE).
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