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SITUATION. The low pressure vortex in action at the beginning of the week over Italy will move in the next few days towards the Balkan Peninsula and the related disturbance will persist Tuesdays in our central-south regions with the latest instability phenomena. These will be weak phenomena in the process of depletion, thanks to the removal of the disturbance to the east, but it will continue a short distance. a new disturbance, linked to another vortex rapidly approaching from the British Isles into the central Mediterranean. It involvesworsening on Wednesday of the western regions, with phenomena that can intensify considerably in the following 24 hours. Let’s see the details:
WEATHER TUESDAY. Clouds and rains will affect the south-central regions with phenomena mainly between lower Lazio and Abruzzo, attenuating during the day. More extensive clouds over southern regions, especially those on the Tyrrhenian side up Campania, Calabria and northern Sicily, in extension at night to Salento and at the same time dimming from the west from Sicily, where brilliant spells will occur. Some staples of snow on the slopes between Lazio and Abruzzo from 1700m. It will do better in the north, but also in Tuscany, Umbria and Marche, with a predominance of spells. In the afternoon, the clouds rise in the northwest with some phenomena reaching the western Alps and Levante Ligure. Temperatures still falling to the minimum values, even around 4/6 ° C in the Po Valley and inland areas of Tuscany.
WEATHER WEDNESDAY. The new disturbance will determine an increase in cloud cover in all western regions with rains reaching the northwest, Sardinia and the Tyrrhenian regions and phenomena that will tend to be concentrated in Liguria, Tuscany, Lazio, Campania, especially in the north and west of Sardinia, even thunderstorms at night. Temperatures recover at lows, but decline at highs in the northwest.
WEATHER THURSDAY. Bad weather in the north and in the Tyrrhenian regions with showers and squalls, including thunderstorms, which extend as far as Puglia and dim at night on the Tyrrhenian side. On the other hand, the central Adriatic is dry. Snow in the Alps from about 1400 m, 1800 m in the north-central Apennines.
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