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Italian Weather Forecast: Rain and Cold Ahead

Italy's African anticyclone is weakening, leading to rain and colder temperatures next week. The Tyrrhenian Sea faces the risk of heavy rainfall due to the "warm sea" effect. Temperatures are expected to drop around November 12-13.

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Lorenzo Tedici

What is the current weather situation in Italy?: The African anticyclone, which has dominated Italy since October 28th, is expected to weaken, giving way to rain and colder temperatures from the north next week.
Where is the most significant weather change expected?: While the north and central regions will experience calm weather with some smog and fog, the southern region of Italy will see increased instability and the first rain showers.
What is the "warm sea" effect and what are its potential impacts?: The most significant weather changes are expected to occur in the Tyrrhenian Sea, where a "warm sea" effect could trigger heavy rainfall, particularly between Friday and Saturday, similar to recent events in Spain.
What is the prediction for the weather around the middle of November?: The forecast predicts a shift from the typical warm and sunny period known as 'Estate di San Martino' to a colder period referred to as 'Inverno di San Martino' around November 12-13.
What is the current temperature of the Mediterranean Sea and how will it change?: The Mediterranean Sea is currently warmer than usual, which increases the risk of severe weather. A drop in water temperature is anticipated around November 12-13, due to the potential arrival of a polar air mass.

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