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stop the rain, the sun returns

After weeks of bad weather and floods, the climate in Italy is moving towards a stability phase thanks to the expansion of the African anticyclone. Antonio Sanò, founder of the site ilmeteo.itexplained that starting today, Monday 28 October, a vast area of ​​high pressure coming from North Africa will extend over the Mediterranean, involving a large part of the Italian peninsula. This change will bring conditions of dry and stable weatherwith temperatures that will tend to increase, especially in the Centre-North, exceeding seasonal averages.

Fogs and atmospheric stasis

Despite the improvement, the presence of high pressure in autumn can also pose some dangers. The absence of winds, in fact, will favor the formation of fog, especially on the Po Valley. Fogs could limit sunshine in the early hours of the morning and, in some cases, persist for much of the day. This atmospheric phenomenon will be particularly visible on Tuesday and Wednesday, with stable conditions and morning mists in the North.

What the weather will be like in the next few days: stop the rain, the sun returns to much of Italy (ANSA photo) – Daily blitz

What will the weather be like for the All Saints weekend?

The phase of good weather seems destined to continue until Halloween and throughout All Saints’ Day Bridgewith mostly sunny days and mild temperatures. After this period, however, the weather could undergo new changes: according to forecasts, the first cold wave of autumn is expected, which will bring a drop in temperatures and harsher weather conditions.

Forecast for the next few days

Monday 28th

  • North: stable and sunny weather.
    Center: good weather.
    South: sunny.

Tuesday 29th

  • North: fog in the plains, sun in other areas.
    Center: mostly sunny.
    South: clear skies.

Wednesday 30

  • North: morning mists or fogs in the plains, partly cloudy skies elsewhere.
    Center: clear or slightly cloudy sky.
    South: ample sunshine.

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