After a week characterized by various unstable impulses and occasionally turbulent weather conditions, the expansion of the sub-tropical high pressure towards the Mediterranean and Italy, expected between Saturday, November 23 and Sunday, November 24, will finally bring a phase of widespread atmospheric stability. The situation, dominated by frequent disturbances and strong winds in the previous days, will change significantly with the arrival of the anticyclone, marking an important turning point for the climate in much of the country. On Saturday, November 23, the weather will still be cold, with temperatures remaining quite low, not only in the North (where we will have frosts in the plains) but also in the Center-South. However, the anticyclone will already take hold of Italy, ensuring a significant improvement in atmospheric conditions and the return of the sun over much of the country.
On Sunday, November 24, we will see a further consolidation of the High Pressure, although clouds will increase a bit in the Center-North: temperatures will tend to rise by a few degrees, bringing milder values over much of the territory.
The central-southern regions and the major islands will see temperatures approaching 68°F, while in the North they will remain a bit more contained, although registering a slight rise compared to the previous days.
The attenuation of the wind will also contribute to making the climate more pleasant. This situation of atmospheric stability will continue at the beginning of the next week, with Monday, November 25, seeing Italy still under the influence of the anticyclone. However, there could be even more widespread cloudiness, especially in the central-northern regions, without significant associated phenomena. The evolution for the subsequent period remains uncertain: some models suggest the possibility of a baric collapse starting from the northern regions, with the possible arrival of Atlantic instability.
However, the latest updates seem to lean more towards a continuity of the anticyclonic phase, with predominantly stable and dry weather conditions that could extend for much of the following week. In this context, temperatures would continue to be quite stable, relatively mild in the Center-South, cooler in the North. It will be essential to follow the weather updates to confirm and better analyze the weather evolution for the next week, as any changes in the trajectory of the Atlantic disturbances could alter the forecast, bringing significant changes.
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