Weekend with spring heat, but beware of the wind

In the last 24 hours gusts over 100 km/h and storm surges extended on the western coasts;

in the South the Mistral wind is the protagonist - explains iLMeteo.it -, in the North the Foehn wind which descends to the Po Valley, heating it in an anomalous way.

So be careful in the next few hours, then gradually the calm will return everywhere and Saturday will be pleasant, but with a new surprise.

From the afternoon, in fact, a new impulse from the North-East will bring some showers in Umbria, Marche, Abruzzo and Molise, while it will continue to snow in the Aosta Valley, especially in the Mont Blanc area.

On Sunday this Adriatic impulse will partly invest the South with some isolated rain showers of a leopard-like spring style, elsewhere the weather conditions will be mostly sunny, but a little cooler.

It is also interesting to note the evolution of the new week which will start with a timid high pressure field, however immediately deeply disturbed by a Cyclone on Tuesday 14 March: bad weather could also hit the North with widespread rains and snowfall in the Alps above 1000 meters.

In summary, a weekend that was variable at times, but an improvement compared to the stormy Friday, transitional Monday, Tuesday with the Cyclone: ​​and after Spring.

In fact, since mid-March it seems that high pressure wants to take over all of Italy with sunny and mild weather.

IN DETAIL

Saturday 11

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In the North: sunny and warm for the period, Foehn winds.

In the Centre: lots of clouds, some showers on the way.

In the South: lots of clouds, some rain in Calabria;

windy.

Sunday 12

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In the North: sunny.

In the Centre: mostly sunny except for showers in the morning between the Adriatic and Lower Lazio.

In the South: more unstable, especially in Calabria.

Monday 13.

In the North: sunny then gets worse.

In the Centre: sunny then gets worse in the evening.

In the South: sunny and mild.

Trend: widespread rain on Tuesday, snow in the Alps above 1000 meters and thunderstorms towards the Centre-South;

later comeback of high pressure and spring weather.