The weather conditions that characterize this phase of November were marked by a first entry of cold, with rigid temperatures which affected not only the Northern Italy but also the regions of South-Centralbringing precipitation widespread and the first flakes of snow on the Apennines.
However, a significant change is forecast for the weekend, with a general improvement in atmospheric conditions and a gradual rise in temperatures. Next weekend, the expansion of theanticyclone will guarantee a truce bad weatherallowing greater stability over a large part of Italian territory and sharply rising temperatures especially at South-Central.
However, this stability will be temporary: from Sunday November 17the arrival of humid currents from the Atlantic will bring a new phase of instability, a prelude to an eventful week.
With the return of the high pressurethe sun will be the protagonist over a large part of the peninsula, helping to dissipate the residual instability even in the regions of Southern Italy. While the weather remains more stable, in the plain areas of the Northern Italylike the Po plainmists and fogs could form.
However, the influx of colder and drier air from the previous days will limit the extension of these phenomena, providing clear skies which will accentuate the nighttime cooling.
Light frosts will therefore be possible in the northern plains and in the valleys of the Central Italy. The day of Sunday November 17 will mark a change in atmospheric circulation, with the arrival of milder winds from the western quadrants, which will lead to a gradual increase in temperatures au South-Central and in the Big Islands.
In these areas, maximum values of up to 21-22 degrees can be recorded, especially in Sicily and in Sardinia.
The rise in temperatures, although significant, will be followed by a new episode of bad weather expected in the first days of the following week, when an Atlantic depression will push a perturbation more organized towards Italy. This new phase of bad weather to come, preceded by a call of warmer southern winds, will begin to be felt from the Tuesday November 19 or the Wednesday November 20.
The disturbed front will bring with it rains more intense and widespread, which will mainly affect the Tyrrhenian slope and the North, with successive drops in temperature which will bring back a colder climate.
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