SANTO STEFANO with BAD WEATHER, COLD and SNOW ON THE HILL, that’s where «3B Meteo



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Santo Stefano time, the disturbance moves south
Santo Stefano time, the disturbance moves south

SITUATION. The Arctic incursion began on the day of Christmas it will intensify over the next 24 hours, fueling a depressive vortex that will move around the boot, gradually moving south. One will follow improvement in northern regions Where clear and cloudless skies will return, as instability will be concentrated in the central and southern regions. In detail:

METEO SANTO STEFANO, IMPROVEMENT IN THE NORTH, BAD WEATHER IN THE CENTRAL-SOUTH. The disturbance will move to the southeast remembered for the minimal pressure it will bring towards the heel of the boot in the afternoon and the weather will definitely improve in the north and in the high Tyrrhenian Sea. An exception will be residual instability in the morning in Romagna and south-central Tuscany with snow from 300/400 m; the phenomena will fade from the afternoon and the partial light spells will take over, wider in the upper part of Tuscany. Instead, bad weather will insist on the rest of the center-south with more frequent rains and showers in Marche and Abruzzo, where they can also be of strong intensity. Unstable even in Sardinia with scattered rains that will tend to concentrate in Gallura. Snow limit about 400 m in the Umbria-Marche mountain range, 800 / 1000m in Abruzzo but up to 400 m in the afternoon, at initially high altitudes in the southern part but decreasing in the afternoon to 600 / 800m in the Campania-Lucano sector, 1000 / 1200 m in Calabria. Temperature in sharp decline. Twenty supported by Grecale, from the southwest to the extreme south. Short respite on Sunday, but at night nnew disturbance coming from the northwest with snow to the plains.

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