Thunderstorms and Temperature Drop Expected Next Week
The first African wave of the season is currently affecting Italy and is expected to intensify in the coming days. However, this weather pattern is not expected to last long, as an unstable North Atlantic impulse is predicted to displace the anticyclone starting from Thursday. As a result, showers and thunderstorms are forecasted in the western Alps, extending to a large part of the Northwest, Lombardy, and Triveneto by evening. Some of these storms may be accompanied by hail.
Continued Unsettled Weather
On the following day, another North Atlantic pulse is expected to reach Northern Italy, particularly the Triveneto region, bringing additional showers and thunderstorms of strong intensity. Over the weekend, if the anticyclone weakens further, the unstable North Atlantic flows may also reach the central-southern regions, resulting in occasional intense rainfall and thunderstorms. As a consequence, temperatures are anticipated to significantly decrease, with a noticeable drop on Friday in the center-north and subsequently in the central-southern regions and Sardinia. However, these trends require further confirmation due to the time gap. Stay tuned for updates!
Weather Trend for June 22-25
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Italy is also prone to tornadoes of similar intensity to those in the United States. There have been cases of EF5 tornadoes. To learn more about the regions most at risk and the period of greatest tornado activity, click here.
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What weather patterns are expected to bring thunderstorms and a drop in temperature to Italy next week?
In conclusion, expect thunderstorms and a significant drop in temperature next week in Italy. The African wave currently affecting the country is expected to intensify, but will be displaced by an unstable North Atlantic impulse on Thursday. This will bring showers and thunderstorms, with the possibility of hail, to the western Alps and large parts of the Northwest, Lombardy, and Triveneto. The following day, another North Atlantic pulse will bring more intense showers and thunderstorms to the Triveneto region. Over the weekend, if the anticyclone weakens further, central-southern regions may also experience heavy rainfall and thunderstorms. As a result of these weather patterns, temperatures will notably decrease, starting in the center-north on Friday and gradually spreading to the central-southern regions and Sardinia. However, these trends still need to be confirmed. Stay tuned for updates from our meteorological team, who provide medium to long-term projections. Remember, these are weather projections and not specific forecasts. For more information, consult the 15-day weather trends section. Additionally, Italy is prone to tornadoes, with some reaching EF5 intensity. To learn more about the regions most at risk and the period of greatest tornado activity, click here. Keep updated by following @3BMeteo on Twitter.
I hope everyone is prepared for some potentially stormy weather next week! Thunderstorms can be awe-inspiring to watch, but it’s important to stay safe and be prepared for any possible disruptions they may bring. Make sure to check your local forecasts regularly and take any necessary precautions to protect yourselves and your property.
Additionally, the forecasted thermal drop is a reminder that fall is quickly approaching. It’s time to start thinking about transitioning our wardrobes and getting ready for cooler temperatures. Don’t forget to bring out those sweaters and jackets so you can stay cozy amidst the changing weather.
Although the storms and thermal drop might disrupt our plans, it’s always interesting to witness the power of nature. Let’s take this opportunity to appreciate the beauty and unpredictability of our planet while staying safe and prepared. Stay informed, stay warm, and stay dry, everyone!