After a brief period of instability which mainly affected the central-southern regions, the weather in Italy changes scenery again. From Saturday July 4 makes in fact the African subtropical anticyclone will strengthen, which will bring stable weather conditions and a progressive temperature increase Throughout the country. In the following days, the trend is toward a further consolidation of summer, with sunny days and gradually rising temperatures.
Weather: Hot weather expected across Italy, here's the weekend forecast.
The day of Saturday July 4 will generally be sunny over much of the country. The weather will return to stable North part a South, with clear or partly cloudy skies. Only the Alpine and Apennine mountains are likely to experience afternoon cloud cover, but no significant precipitation is expected in the rest of the region. Temperatures will rise, but still remain relatively low compared to the peaks of recent weeks: the heat will gradually return, with highs exceeding 30 degrees Celsius in many areas, especially inland and large cities.
Sunday July 5th the weather will be even more stable and fully summeryThe sun will dominate practically everywhere, with only a few passing clouds or hazes. The heat will increase further, but without reaching extreme levels: the Ministry of Health confirms the absence of red dots and The situation is under control across the country. Temperatures could still reach 32 to 35 degrees Celsius in the hottest areas, especially in the inland areas of central and southern Italy and the Po Valley. Rising humidity will also make the climate more muggy, especially in large urban centers.
Weather forecast for next week: still hot, then possible changes
The start of next week will continue to be dominated by sunshine and the African anticyclone, with stable weather across much of Italy. The heat will continue to be felt, and above all, between Monday and Tuesday, the temperature will to go up Temperatures will still reach 35-36 degrees Celsius in several areas. It will therefore be a truly summery phase, with hot and muggy days in many cities.
In the second part of the week, however, the scenario could change. A possible return of some storms and a slight drop in temperatures, due to the arrival of slightly cooler air from Northern Europe. This is currently only a trend to be confirmed, but it could temporarily interrupt this new phase of intense heat.
