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SITUATION. Already lit end of the week ongoing there will be a gradual change in the baric order on a European scale, with the turbulent Atlantic flow that little by little will try to gain ground towards the central-western sector of the continent, starting to erode the high pressure. the first ailments from the Northwest, even if until the beginning of next week high pressure will remain the dominant figure in the rest of Italy.
THE WEATHER FROM NEXT WEEK. In the Iberian Peninsula a depression will begin to emerge from which the fronts heading towards Italy will start, but which will have to deal with the high pressure that will remain firm in the Mediterranean latitudes. In our regions there will be a increased instability in the north and part of the north-central Tyrrhenian regions, with some rain or local thunderstorms.
AVERAGE WEEK WEATHER. From the Iberian depression, the increasingly organized fronts will begin to depart towards the center-south of Europe and the central Mediterranean and Instability could also intensify in parts of our regions, mainly in parts of the northern and Tyrrhenian regions, where the phenomena can be locally intense. On the other hand, the southern regions and the Adriatic are more sheltered, with a more stable and warmer climate.
NEXT TREND. A possible further deepening of the Atlantic depression could involve all of Western Europe, sending increasingly structured disturbances eastward that in their trajectory could also involve our regions with severe fall weather episodes in the second half of next week (to be confirmed). Given the temporal distance, the trend could undergo changes, we recommend that you follow the next updates.
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To know the weather trend, check our medium and long-term forecasts.
Follow the evolution live by consulting our SATELLITES section.
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