ARCTIC SINK in the new week, BAD WEATHER, COLD and SNOW in the mountains «3B Meteo



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Weather trend first part next week
Weather trend first part next week

VORTICE OVER THE CENTRAL MEDITERRANEAN. Over the course of the next Weekend the high pressure will be quickly dismantled by a sinking of currents of Arctic origin that will point directly to the central Mediterranean. The genesis of a vortex of depression near Italy that will compromise time in many of our regions and have repercussions also during the next week. Indeed, following will be a brief respite from the weekend’s bad weather, followed by a new Northern European depression, again heading towards the central Mediterranean.

CONSEQUENCES FOR ITALY AT THE START OF THE WEEK. The beginning of the new week will still be characterized by the action of the disturbance related to the vortex formed during the weekend in the central Mediterranean, mainly din our southern regions, but also in part of the Adriatic, where there may be local bad weather conditions even intense with showers and thunderstorms. Some snowflakes will still be possible on the northern ridge of the Apennines sometimes to less than 1400-1500 m in the central Apennines. Instead, the climate will improve in the north and in most of the Tyrrhenian regions, even with decreasing temperatures. sustained winds.

Italy weather Monday
Italy weather Monday

TREND UP TO HALF WEEK. By mid-week, a new cold and unstable downward thrust from northern Europe is likely to reach the central Mediterranean, reigniting bad weather from north to south regions, with the now low temperatures that can favor snowfall even at low altitudes on the northern slopes. Given the time lapse, the trend could change. Therefore, we recommend that you follow the next updates.

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