Weather, from Monday everything changes

Published on: 09/19/2020 7:07 AM

The warm and stable period that has accompanied us in the last period is already numbered, radical changes are expected from next week: strong storms and cooler weather return on Monday. Ilmeteo.it advertises it. And that’s not all, then a cyclone will hit Italy, taking us headlong into the fall season. We take stock of the situation by drawing a trend with day-to-day forecasts.

As mentioned, the first signs of change are expected from the day of Monday 21 September when a disturbed front will arrive in our country causing electrical storms in particular over the Alps, Piedmont, Lombardy, Liguria and Emilia Romagna. Some storms will also affect Tuscany (in the morning) and the Central Apennines (in the afternoon). More sun in the rest of the country with more than pleasant temperatures.

Similar script also for Tuesday 22 still with many clouds and heavy rains in the northern regions. Temperatures are also expected to drop significantly, returning to more appropriate values ​​for the period.

Wednesday 23 Weather conditions are expected to deteriorate further. A descending cyclonic vortex from northern Europe will attract wet currents from the southern quadrants that, crossing the Mediterranean Sea still warm for the season, will be loaded with moisture generating massive storm clouds that will first target Sardinia, then Tuscany, Lazio and then to northern Italy.

The weather will remain altered even for much of Thursday 24 with many thunderstorms in all north-central regions. Attention in particular between Liguria (especially the Levant), Upper Piedmont and Lombardy where the most abundant accumulations are expected with the real risk of storms and floods. On the other hand, brighter spells will occur in the south and on the two main islands with temperatures well above the period average due to the warm winds. The next trend for Friday 25 and the rest of the weekend the bad weather is repeated with risk of thunderstorms first in the north and then also in the rest of the country. In short, is it time for autumn? It would seem so …