From hot to cold and vice versa: the extreme weather it gives no respite. Easter and Easter Monday will in the balance, under the sign of spring dynamism with frequent downpours, thunderstorms, some ray of sunshine and with an Italy substantially divided in two: in the North the sun will resist even on Sunday, while in the Centre-South the weather will already deteriorate on Easter day. Saturday, on the other hand, will be beautiful everywhere, with temperatures rising. The cause of this variability will be a Atlantic flow from the west which will allow the perturbations to reach theItaly and the whole Mediterranean basin.
“Beware of Spain, where a minimum of low pressure will begin to move its driving force towards the east and therefore towards Italy. – he declares Antonio Sanò, director and founder of the ilMeteo.it site – Then the weather could become highly unstable again with the return of the rains and scattered thunderstorms, even if in a context of strong variability. In short, some areas of the country will need an umbrella while in other areas of Italy you will be able to enjoy more clement weather.”
Therefore, they envisage wet parties with the risk the Italians change their plans at the last moment. Easter will start with Nice weather almost everywhere apart from some harmless clouds on the Tyrrhenian side. Between lunchtime and early afternoon however, there will be a change of course: thunderstorms on inland areas of all of Italy with sudden rains and exceptionally of hailstorms. Precipitation also expected on Tuscany, Lazio, Campania, Sardinia, Sicily and the Central-Southern Apennines (Abruzzo, Molise and Lucan).
A Easter Monday the situation will continue to remain unstable with thunderstorms concentrated in the afternoon hours. Between one downpour and another there will also be moments of clear sky (but not everywhere). At the moment the areas that will benefit from the sun will be Romagna, Marche, Abruzzo, Molise, Basilicata and Puglia. The situation will remain unstable at least until May 1 because of lack of high pressure. THE temperature will remain stationary on the Major Islands with highs close to 24-25°C and quite normal on the rest of the Peninsula, between 17 and 19°C. THE winds they will all be of scirocco.
