SITUATION AND EVOLUTION
Summer is about to get into full swing. It’s true that in the center and especially in the south it’s already been in full swing for about a month, but for the north it would be something new. It will all happen from Monday 8th Julywhen the belt of subtropical anticyclones will rise up to embrace the north. Before that, however, disturbances will continue to manifest themselves, initially also extending to the Adriatic coast (July 2-3) and accompanied by a general drop in temperatures, then only in the north during the weekend July 6-7.
The general anticyclonic shift should involve the entire Peninsula until 11-12 July, when the first thunderstorms will begin to intervene in the north, then extending on Saturday to the internal and Apennine areas of the center, with a consequent drop in temperatures.
IN DETAIL
Unstable phase in the north-east and along the Adriatic between Tuesday 2nd and Wednesday 3rd July with some intense thunderstorms and pleasant temperatures across almost the entire country thanks to the Mistral winds.
Stable phase everywhere between Thursday 4th and Friday 5th July with temperatures generally rising.
Stormy passage north of the Po between Saturday 6th and Sunday 7th July with a slight drop in temperatures in the areas hit by the showers, stationary in the rest of the north, rising elsewhere, below is a baric map forecast for dawn on Sunday 7 July:
Heat wave throughout Italy from Monday 8th to Friday 12th July with particularly high values in the centre and south and only a few thunderstorms limited to the Alps, here is the thermal map forecast for Tuesday 9th July at 1500m:
Possible entry of an unstable current from the north and then to the centre between Saturday 13th and Sunday 14th July, as can be seen from this baric map forecast for Saturday 13th:
If this forecast (which is currently only 30% reliable) were to be confirmed by the facts, we would experience thunderstorms between the north and the centre. with an accompanying thermal decline, but to endorse such an evolution we will have to wait for a few more emissions. Follow the updates.
