Ttime improving in the next few days. Andrea Garbinato, editorial manager of the website www.-, confirms the return of high pressure, although still disturbed until Friday 10 May by a disturbance in the South, which in the next few hours will move away towards Crete, then the Aegean Sea, Turkey and Russia, but which will still bring widespread rain to our south. Local rainfall is also expected in the Central Apennines and the Alps. Temperatures will increase significantly in the Centre-North with 23-25°C widespread, also in the Po Valley. On Friday 10 May, widespread rainfall is expected in Calabria, and scattered across the entire Lower Tyrrhenian Sea, especially close to the mountains, while on the rest of the Peninsula the weather will be fine and gradually warmer.
Over the weekend there will be sunshine across the country with temperatures reaching 30°C in Oristano, 29°C in Foggia, 28°C in Forlì, 27°C in Bologna, Bolzano, Ferrara, Florence, Rovigo, Syracuse and Terni, 25-26°C across a good part of the Po Valley with values that will rise slightly above the average for the period. From Monday new Atlantic disturbances will approach Italy from France: on Monday some rain will wet the North-West while from Tuesday 14th to Thursday 16th an anomalous phase could open. From Tuesday, Italy will be split in two: in the North we will have abundant rainfall, while in the South the first African heat wave could arrive. In detail – Thursday 9. In the north: sunny. In the centre: sunny except for local concentrations in the mountains. In the south: very unstable with frequent showers. – Friday 10. In the north: sun and heat. In the center: prevailing good weather, more clouds on the hills. In the south: unstable with recent rains and thunderstorms especially in Calabria. – Saturday 11. In the north: good weather. Middle: good and warmer weather. In the south: sunny, local showers in the Calabrian Apennines. – Trend: sunny Sunday with sometimes warm weather. From Monday afternoon, another worsening of the Atlantic towards the Centre-North. (Handle)
