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New Years riot is coming
New Years riot is coming

With the persistence of the vast low-pressure circulation spreading across much of the European continent and the cold Arctic air feeding it, the path to unrest also targeting Italy remains open. One of them will look towards our northwestern regions already in the last hours of the year, and then spread to most of Italy during the day of New Year. The circulating air will be kept cool enough to allow to the snow that falls at low altitudes in the north, So much so that the flakes could also reach the flat heights of the Northwest, right at the beginning of the new year.

FIRST ARCO ON THE NIGHT OF THE 31st. The closing hours of 2020 will see the arrival of the most advanced part of the New Years riot, with the first snowfall in the western Alps on the border with France to the bottom of the valley. First flakes also in the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines, more than 700 / 800m. Some jibs also reach the Lombard foothills, perhaps mixed with rain up to around 300 m altitude.

NEW YEAR. The disturbance makes its most decisive entry and by the morning of the 1st the phenomena will intensify in Piedmont, Lombardy, Western Emilia and most of the Alps, with snow to the plain, mixed with rain in eastern Lombardy, only rain in the Triveneto. In any case, it will be light snowfall in Piedmont, in addition to some showers in the afternoon in the southern areas. Flakes that at dusk tend to turn into rain in eastern Piedmont, western Lombardy and western Emilia. Instead, snowfalls that will be more consistent in the central-eastern Alps already from 500 / 700m. Snow also in the north-central Apennines, more than 800 / 1000m.

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