what will change and where will it hit –

“A few clouds, few and dry, in the South. Clouds coming from the Atlantic and aiming for the Alpine areas”: this is how the latest weather bulletin by Paolo Sottocorona begins, who like every morning updated La7 viewers with the new forecasts. “This humid air will enter or not, but we will start to see something”, he specified shortly following. Today the weather will be mostly “stable” and “clear” in the Center-South but also in some areas of the North, “especially in the plains”. In the western Alpine areas and beyond the border, however, “there are some intense and isolated phenomena”, the expert assured.

Tomorrow, “Central-South with a total absence of clouds”, but in Piedmont we must expect “a fairly extensive area of ​​possible intense phenomena. In the central Alpine areas, then, there are “still fairly isolated phenomena”, explained the meteorologist. This Atlantic air, which is entering the Peninsula, is “a sign of something different”. In fact, on Friday, “bad weather will affect France, Switzerland and Austria” and “the phenomena in Valle d’Aosta, Piedmont and upper Lombardy are intense and widespread”, anticipated Sottocorona. As for minimum temperatures, “in the Central-South they remain high”, he concluded.