ANOMALY NEXT WEEK with AFRICAN ANTICYCLONE, but may not last «3B Meteo



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Weather trend next week
Weather trend next week

FROM NEXT WEEK. The subtropical anticyclone that will strengthen during the next Weekend It will culminate with the start of the new week, when it will simultaneously begin to swell and point towards Northeast Europe. Monday will be stable and sunny in Italy, with temperatures that will rise a few degrees more compared to the already hot weekend. Only near the western Alps and in the southern interior areas (including Sicily) will there be unrest., mostly limited to daylight hours, but without phenomena of special relevance.

AVERAGE WEEK TREND. The anticyclone will tend to lean more towards the northeast of Europe towards the northeast of the continent, but its slender promontory in the central Mediterranean should guarantee another 36/48 hours of prevailing stability in the trunk, except for some diurnal variability in inland areas where the probability of some showers will increase. The temperatures will not undergo significant changes compared to the beginning of the week, since the warm subtropical flow will be interrupted and on the contrary they may change slightly in size.

NEXT TREND. High pressure appears to lean further northeast in the second half of the week, favoring the genesis of a deep Atlantic depression in central-western Europe which could gradually affect the climate also in our regions starting from the most western ones. But given the time lapse, the trend could change and we recommend that you follow the next updates.

For more details on the forecast, see the specific weather section in Italy.

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