Anticyclone away from Italy also for the second part of May. The latest update, which has just arrived, suggests that our country will have to deal with a succession of storm fronts and with few dry breaks.
A high pressure figure will therefore still be missing capable of maintaining a certain atmospheric stability for several days in a row and, apart from brief bursts of heat, a sharp increase in temperatures. This trend could continue at least until 20/25 May with the flow of unstable and fresh currents descending from Northern Europe/Atlantic ready to flow towards the Mediterranean basin.
In practice this could result in a flurry of disturbances capable of provoking rains and thunderstorms: as often happens in this season, this does not mean at all that all days will be compromised by precipitation, on the contrary, these phenomena generally last a maximum of a few hours before the sun returns (in short, the classic spring instability).
One would seem to prevail rather dynamic time a bit like what has been happening for a few weeks now in many of our regions. A breath of fresh air for nature in general which can finally refuel with the arrival of the rain. Having said that, it certainly becomes difficult to make plans with latent instability.
Could that be the seasonal turning point that will then lead us to summer? We’ll see whether the next updates confirm this trend or not; we certainly have other very eventful days ahead of us.
