Not even in the next few days will the atmosphere be able to return to calm due to a repeated cyclonic circulation which is just unable to heal and which will still bring us several rains and thunderstorms, albeit not across our entire country.
The driving center of the cyclone area is currently located between France and the United Kingdom and its large meshes manage to disturb the atmosphere especially in the North, more marginally in some parts of the Center. In the South, however, a modest one anticyclonic breathing African matrix maintains (and will also maintain in the next few days) more stable, sunny and warm atmospheric conditions.
The day of Thursday 23 May it will start with a fair amount of sunshine over most of the country; however, on the Alpine and pre-Alpine mountains, especially on the more western ones, increasingly dense clouds could already cause some irregular showers.
The afternoon will be decidedly more agitated: rains and thunderstorms will likely hit theentire Alpine and pre-Alpine arcthen gradually extending towards the flat areas, especially towards the upper Po Valley. At risk of thunderstorms also the main cities of the North, such as Turin, Milan, Bergamo, Brescia, Trent, Bolzanoas well as those of Trivenetoalthough here the attention should be paid mainly to the reliefs.
Even in the Centre, some clusters could form, however limited to the Apennine areas, where local and brief afternoon showers cannot be ruled out, in a context of prevailing stability.
The eve of the weekend will follow a very similar path: that of Friday 24 Mayin fact, it will be another day characterized by a very uncertain weather context in the North, mainly in the reliefs, while the atmosphere will remain drier in the Po Valley, as well as in the Centre-South, except for some afternoon cloud cover close to the central Apennine ridge, sometimes accompanied by rain showers.
We also note a slight but general increase in temperatureswhich will be felt above all on the northern plains and in the internal areas of the Centre.
Despite these signs of recovery, so will the next one weekend it will not be completely calm due to the transit of a fast front of fresh air at altitude which will bring unstable weather conditions across much of the country, especially on the day of Saturday 25 May.
