Second weekend of June (8-9) risk of strong storms. Here is the trend « 3B Meteo

It didn’t start well meteorological summerofficially started on the day of Saturday 1 June. The weather conditions in Italy are still good of instability, although not widespread. It is the consequence of the arrival of fresh currents of Northern European origin in the Mediterranean basin. Temporal in spots, especially in the Center and North, they will accompany us until Tuesday then a sunnier break will open for the arrival of theAfro-Mediterranean anticyclone. But here we will mainly be concerned with weekend 8-9 June which unfortunately is shaping up unstable at times disturbed.

This because from the nearby Atlantic there will be one coming low pressure circulation which will join with the gap between the United Kingdom and Scandinavia forming a long disturbance which will spread from Spain to Central Europe. Models think this front will transit Italy in the second part of the day Sunday. On Saturday, however, it should still maintain characteristics of almost absolute stability. It must be said, however, that regardless of the choice of models on the possible evolution on Sunday, it will be one quite extreme situation that he will see again a large anticyclonic presence on Italy and an exposure to unstable currents only in the northern regions. It is not excluded that the interest may be greater marginal therefore during the next updates we still take nothing for granted.

In short we will say that as of today the weekend of 8-9 June should look like this: it will start with a day of Saturday largely stable and sunny with some afternoon or evening thunderstorms only in the Alps temperatures they will be quite high especially in the Center and South with peaks even close to 34/35°C. Sunday instead it is waiting increasing instability in the North with showers and thunderstorms, locally strong in the second part of the day and towards the evening especially near the pre-Alpine sectors but locally also on the plains. The temperatures they are decreasing but only in the Northwest, they will remain high elsewhere.

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