Meteo SEVERE WARNING: SNOW, storms are coming up to low altitudes almost on the plain. Regions affected, Accumulations expected
SNOW arrives, watch out for surprises up to the plains*UPDATE*
The latest elaborations of the European Center confirm the arrival of real snowstorms on Italy and attention, watch out for surprises: this time the flakes could reach even very low odds due to the further raid cold air descending from the Arctic Circle.
***** urgent update *****: severe warning, in the late morning on Sunday or at the latest around 13 there will be showers or snow thunderstorms in Bergamo and the Province and around 4 pm in Brescia and the Province with real storms. Show to follow and to film!
But let’s go in order by analyzing all the details in order to better identify the areas involved and the expected accumulations.
Already from next hours weather conditions are expected in sharp deterioration, due to the passage of a cyclonic vortex which will cause many rains and thunderstorms. Given the sharp drop in temperatures, snowfalls will be possible at least up to Sunday 28, also in the form of a storm on Valtellina, Trentino Alto Adige, Veneto and Friuli Venezia Giulia with falling flakes up to around 5/600 meters. They are expected by the end of the event accumulations really abundant throughout the Alps over 1200/1500 meters: expected in fact about 40/50 cm of snow fresh to Livigno (SO), Madonna di Campiglio (TN), Cortina d’Ampezzo (BL) and Monte Lussari (UD). The white lady will also be seen in the Apennines starting from 1300 meters above sea level Lazio, Abruzzo e Campania (on Sunday evening snowfall altitude up to 600 m). In the ski resorts of the Terminillo (RI) e di Campo Imperatore (AQ) are expected approx 25/30 cm from fresh snow by the end of the event.
Finally, on Monday 29th, given the entry of very cold air and the intensity of rainfall, we do not exclude that a configuration favorable to bringing snow to the hills of the central regions and Sardinia, a truly remarkable event for being November, as it hasn’t happened for many years now.
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Accumulations expected in cm in the Alps: up to 50 cm above 1200/1500 m
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