The anticyclone that guaranteed stable weather in recent days began to weaken due to the arrival of the Atlantic depression. As explained on the site 3bmeteo.com The first disturbances connected to this system reach the North West, where clouds increase and, in the evening, regular rains will arrive in Piedmont and Liguria. In the rest of Italy, the weather will remain mostly stable and sunny, with few clouds in Tuscany and Triveneto. Temperatures will be classified as moderate, especially in the South and large islands, where in Sardinia and Sicily the temperature can reach 22°C.
On Saturday disturbances will cross Northern and upper Tuscany with weak and irregular rains, heavier again in Eastern Liguria and the Lombardy Prealps. In the central-eastern Po Valley there is little or no rainfall. In the evening improvements to the North West. It is estimated at 50 mm in east-central Liguria and 30 mm in upper Lombardy, let alone elsewhere. The central and southern regions will remain sunnier, with temperatures remaining almost unchanged or increasing slightly in the southern regions and islands.
A second, more intense front will occur on Sunday, with bad weather starting in the morning across the North-West region and, later, across Lombardy and Triveneto. Heavy rainfall in Liguria, where accumulations may exceed 80 mm, and 40–60 mm between lower Piedmont and upper Lombardy. Northern Tuscany will be affected mainly in the Central region, while high clouds will occur elsewhere. Rain will fall in the afternoon in western Sardinia. The South will remain on the outskirts, still protected by the anticyclone, with temperatures increasing and reaching a peak of 24°C in eastern Sicily.
