Goodbye Lucifer. The fast Atlantic cyclone that hit Northern Italy, also causing heavy storms with damage and injuries, is gradually expanding towards the south and has brought about a significant drop in temperatures now throughout the peninsula, including the islands. The definitive decrease, in the last resorts of the South (today, Friday 11 August, Catania is still red dot) will occur by Saturday 12, and therefore we can say that everywhere will be a weekend marked by a milder climate ( but almost everywhere still sunny), after the anomalous heat wave that shook the country in recent weeks. Some residual precipitation is also expected on Saturday on the Apennine ridge, but only in the central regions, and on the Adriatic side, with Abruzzo and Puglia involved.
Temperatures, which have already dropped below 30 degrees almost everywhere, will drop further in the Center and South, on average between 25 and 30 degrees as maximum values. It will therefore still be a hot summer but absolutely pleasant. On Sunday the sun will return to all of Italy, and temperatures will begin to rise again, however remaining far from the unbearable values recorded in recent weeks. In mid-August, good weather everywhere, with temperatures that will return above 30 degrees in the big cities: Rome 34, Naples 33, Milan 30, Bologna and Florence 35. At the end of next week it should then, according to long-term forecasts that cannot In order to have scientific relevance, a new cyclone will arrive, which will further put the summer in crisis with new rains and a new drop in temperature. But there will be time to talk about it.
