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Forecasts by Edoardo Ferrara from 3bmeteo.com: “The chances of a strong Siberian cold wave in half of Europe since Valentine’s Day are increasing, including Italy, yet uncertainties about the most affected areas.”
“In the coming days we will see an often unstable or altered climate in Italy, with an increasingly cold climate”: confirms 3bmeteo.com meteorologist Edoardo Ferrara. “On Monday, February 8, we will be affected by the residual effects of Sunday’s disturbance, with still some rain or downpours, especially in Centrosud, while between Tuesday and Thursday we will face a new disturbance that will bring back the bad weather from West to East. In this phase we will also have a new drop in temperatures, with snow even at low-medium altitudes in the North and snowfall also in the Apennines. The weather will be colder but not completely wintery yet: the real cold will be relegated to northeast Europe for now. ‘
Instead, we could go for a sharp turn into the harshest winter of Valentine’s Day weekend, warns Ferrara of 3bmeteo.com, when icy winds from Russia and Siberia (Buran) will sweep directly over Central Europe and Oriental. Part of this icy foray It should also affect Italy from the Adriatic port in the form of very cold Bora and Grecale winds, causing a thermal collapse with a harsh climate for several days and snow even on the plains and up to the coasts.. However, there is a margin of uncertainty about the areas most involved. In fact, it is still too early to go into too much detail both about the extent of the cold and the location of any snowfall: it will all depend on the exact trajectory of the cold eruption. Therefore, important forecast updates will follow. ‘
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