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SITUATION. The great depressive circulation present in the central Mediterranean will remain active at least until Epiphany, which takes over from the even greater one that has covered almost the entire continent since the last days of last year. Conditions will also be affected in Italy, where instability will continue beyond Epiphany, in a rather cold climatic context. In fact, the low pressure circulation is powered by streams that continue to flow from the Arctic, crossing Europe to launch into the Mediterranean. Let’s see in detail what awaits us for the next few days:
WEATHER MONDAY, JANUARY 4. A minimal pressure-driven disturbance between the Ligurian Sea and Corsica determines bad weather in the north, in the Tyrrhenian regions and on the main islands. In particular, the rains and showers will affect Liguria and Piedmont, intensifying during the day with the involvement of the Aosta Valley, although more marginal. Some rains also in Lombardy, Emilia and Triveneto, but limited to the low areas; major openings in the eastern Alps. Closed skies in the Tyrrhenian regions with scattered rains from Tuscany to Calabria and sometimes stormy phenomena, destined to become more frequent at night in Campania. Unstable in Sardinia, especially in the west, some showers reach the west of Sicily. More stable climate on the Adriatic and Ionian side. Snow limit 400/600 m in the central-western Alps, 600/800 m in the Apennine mountain range and reliefs of Sardinia.
WEATHER ON TUESDAY, JANUARY 5. Un’altra unstable day in the northwest, in the Po Valley, the Tyrrhenian regions and Sardinia with heavy rains and downpours between Levante Ligure and Upper Campania, but also in the Lombard-Venetian plains. Some rain during the day in the middle Adriatic and upper Puglia, dry in the rest of the Adriatic and on the Ionian side with sometimes large bright spells, as well as in the central-eastern Alps. Snow altitude about 300/500 m in the northwest but with possible flakes sometimes to the plains of Piedmont, western Emilia and southwest Lombardy, 500/800 m along the Apennines and into Sardinia.
CLIMATE TREND FOR EPIPHANY. Instability will mainly focus on the central and southern regions affecting more closely those of the Tyrrhenian slope, with rains and showers that will tend to subside from Tuscany. Some rain showers will also reach the Adriatic side from Romagna to Puglia, fading at night. Cloudy but with sporadic phenomena in the North, except for residues at night in the Northwest, snowed at very low altitudes and sometimes even on the plains, but destined to run out. Snow limit in the Apennines between 500 and 800 m. For the next trend Click here.
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The wave of bad weather will be accompanied by sustained winds that will sweep different areas of our Peninsula. For all the details, see our wind maps.
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Bad weather, as mentioned, will be locally intense. For details on the expected weather alerts, see the alerts section.
Will the expected rains in the coming days reduce the concentration of pollen? Check out our pollen section.
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