A perturbation from North Africa will ascend Italy between Thursday and Friday. Meanwhile colder air descending from Northern Europe will create a second low pressure over central and northern regions.
Thursday there will be rain especially in Sicily, the Alps, the Northwest, then the rest of the Center and South at the end of the day. Scattered showers on Friday over most of the peninsula; it will be better on the Islands, but with new showers arriving by the end of the day. The rains will also be accompanied by desert sand.
After the exceptionally mild temperatures of these days, the thermal values will begin to decrease especially between Friday and Saturday when the colder downhill air from Northern Europe enters. In particular in the North, Tyrrhenian plants and on the Major Islands, temperatures can drop up to over 8-10°C.
As a consequence of the thermal decrease, snow will return to make its appearance on the Alps and the Apennines, at times up to below 1500m, especially between Friday and Saturday.
On Saturday the weather will still be unstable with the risk of rain and scattered showers, however less widespread than on Friday. Cool climate.
Sunday improves even with residual unstable notes, especially in the South.
