European chessboard divided in two in the week that has just begun: the deep depressions and heavy rains will continue to travel to more northern latitudes than our country, but will still manage to bring some pitfalls.
At the same time the Mediterranean basin will begin to be influenced by the warm tropical flow.
After a spring equinox with fast thunderstorms brought by a vortex in transit over Italy, spring will break out, intended precisely as a not entirely stable and sunny period.
According to Antonio Sanò, from the website www.iLMeteo.it, today there may be rain and thunderstorms, even of moderate intensity, in the central regions but also in Romagna.
Tomorrow then it will be the turn of the southern regions with rapid rains and thunderstorms, while in the north some fog will return to the Po Valley.
The immediately following days will be characterized by a typically spring heat, with mild temperatures for the period and a meteorological context devoted to atmospheric stability especially in the Centre-South.
The heat will already be felt from tomorrow, on the northern plains and on the Tyrrhenian regions with peaks up to around 20°-22°C.
After mid-week, Italy will be divided in two: the South is ready to enjoy some sunshine, while the Center and the North will have to deal with the classic ups and downs of early Spring characterized by sudden cloud cover, scattered showers, some thunderstorms .
In detail Monday 20. In the north: rain showers on Liguria and Triveneto;
sun elsewhere.
In the Center: widespread instability across all regions, severe thunderstorms over Lazio.
In the south: scattered showers.
Tuesday 21st. In the north: good weather and mild climate except for mists in the morning.
In the centre: residual rainfall in Abruzzo and Molise;
sunny and dry elsewhere.
In the south: unstable in Puglia, Basilicata and Calabria.
Wednesday 22. In the north: local mists, but partly cloudy skies, spring weather.
Centre: partly cloudy sky.
South: patchy clouds.
Trend: spring-like weather, few or no rains in the Alps on Friday.