Forecasts weather report for the period following Epiphany are far from being defined, due to the complex atmospheric dynamics linked to the Polar Vortex.
Mathematical models indicate changing scenarios, making it difficult to identify a precise climate trend.
However, some trends are emerging from the most recent data, offering interesting insights for the first weekend of the new year. The inaugural weekend of 2025 could be marked by a deterioration of conditions weatherwhich will affect especially part of the Northern Italy and Adriatic regions.
This deterioration will be triggered by a significant cold snap set to hit much of central and eastern Europe.
This event, closely linked to a movement towards the south of Polar Vortexwill bring heavy snowfall along the northern slopes of the Alps. It is not excluded that snow phenomena may also occur in Po Valleywhich would be a surprise for those expecting a more marked winter.
This cold phase could also cause snowfall along the Apennines, especially in the mountainous areas of central and southern Italy.
This would be an intense but short-lived phenomenon, with conditions weather report improvement expected for Epiphany Day. The period following the Epiphany presents two distinct scenarios, according to the projections of the computing centers.
One possibility is represented by the reinforcement of theAnticyclone Subtropicalwhich would lead to a marked increase in temperatures.
In this case, thermal values would exceed seasonal averages, with a phase of stability weather report over a large part of the Italian peninsula.
The other scenario instead predicts a shift in high pressure towards the Atlantic, with the activation of colder currents directed towards southern Europe.
This movement, associated with less oceanic depression activity, could favor more wintery conditions, with the possibility of new snowfall at low altitude. The behavior of Polar Vortex represents the determining factor for the month of January.
Its influence will condition the distribution of air masses on the European continent, with direct repercussions on the framework climatic Italy.
It is possible that in the first half of January other waves of bad weather occur.
These disturbances, although not particularly cold, could affect the western regions and the Northern Italywith precipitation frequent but accompanied by temperatures above seasonal averages. The general framework, however, remains subject to significant changes, influenced by oscillations in the data provided by mathematical models.
The next updates will be crucial to better understand the impact of packaging Polar Vortex and the possibility of strengthening theAnticyclone Subtropical.
What seems certain is that the month of January will be characterized by variability climatic marked, with important events both on the front snowfall than on that of thermal oscillations.
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