The Lamma (Consortium between the Tuscany Region and CNR specialized in meteorology, climatology, geographical information systems and geology) communicates the forecast for the Tuscany for the next few days, highlighting bad weather tomorrow 1 May.
Today initially clear or slightly cloudy; development of cumulus clouds in the interior in the afternoon with the possibility of brief and local showers. Increasing clouds in the evening.
Winds: weak-moderate from the southern quadrants on the coast, weak variables inland.
Seas: slightly rough along the coast, rough offshore south of Elba.
Temperatures: stationary or slightly increasing with peaks of 27-29°C in the internal plain areas.
According to the bulletin with the weather forecast for Tuscany prepared by Lamma, tomorrow Wednesday 1st May the sky will be very cloudy or overcast with locally widespread precipitation in the form of showers or thunderstorms.
Winds: eastern (east south east) to moderate on the coast
Mari: moved. Slightly rough below the coast north of Piombino.
Temperatures: minimums increasing, maximums significantly decreasing.
Thursday 2 cloudy or very cloudy with widespread precipitation, even showers. In the afternoon, possible snow showers in the Apennines above 1400-1500 metres.
Winds: moderate-strong south-westerly.
Seas: very rough, especially in the second part of the day.
Temperatures: decreasing with maximums between 15 and 18°C in the plains.
Friday 3 cloudy with scattered rain.
Winds: moderate or strong from west south west.
Seas: very wavy.
Temperatures: minimum decreasing; quasi-stationary maximums.
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