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SITUATION: A difficult circulatory depression, with a motor center between France and Corsica, during the last hours, has continued to show its effects in many areas of our Peninsula, renewing the bad local weather conditions. Along its southern edge, tense currents from Ponente-Libeccio have remained in instability of life on the main islands, the Tyrrhenian and Ionian regions, reached on several occasions by showers and local storms with accumulations ranging from 5 to 10 mm after midnight between Lazio, Campania, Upper Calabria, lower-middle Sicily and western Sardinia. Higher points are reported in Salento, especially between Tarantino and Brindisino.
Along the northern edge of the depression scattered rain at the same time, they continued to penalize Liguria, Piedmont, Lower-Middle Lombardy, Western Emilia and the upper Adriatic with still scattered rains and showers.
The cold air that gravitated around the depression allowed the snow to push in the evening up to about 600/700 meters in the central Apennines, sometimes even lower in the Piedmontese foothills and the Alps, as well as between Cuneo and Alessandria.
HIGH RISK OF AVALANCHE – The abundant snowfalls in recent days in our Alps and Pre-Alps have made the snow cover unstable, so much so that the danger of avalanches is still marked in most of the Alps, even strong in Piedmont, Veneto and the Dolomites.
NEXT HOURS – During the next few hours, instability will continue to be the protagonist in our Tyrrhenian regions, as well as in Sardinia, especially in western Sicily and lower-middle Puglia, with still the risk of rain and some storms. Flakes are expected at mountainous altitudes in the Campania-Lucan Apennines, as well as in the north. Bad weather will also continue in the extreme north-west, with snow of up to 400/600 m in Piedmont, while local phenomena are still expected in the afternoon in Emilia, in the extreme northeast and part of Lombardy.
For more details on the forecast, see the specific weather section in Italy.
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