POSSIBLE WEATHER EVOLUTION OVER 15 DAYS The climatic weather pattern is undergoing significant changes, particularly in terms of temperature, which has shifted from fully winter cold back towards summer.
The rise in temperatures, widely anticipated, is proving to be substantial as usual, and the severe anomalies will keep us company for a few more days. Over the next week, which will officially mark the beginning of May, the weather will change again, likely bringing a locally intense deterioration.
This worsening is induced by the passage of an Afro-Mediterranean cold drop, the trajectory of which will determine the extent and distribution of phenomena. Pay attention to the following weeks, some mathematical models highlight the risk of a return of cold while others seem to confirm the Atlantic turbulences.
What would be missing from the equation is the High Pressure. THE SHORT-TERM WEATHER The influx of warm humid air from the southern quadrants is producing significant thermal effects, as well as causing locally intense phenomena in the Northwest regions. In the coming days, the large depression approaching Southwestern Europe should isolate a secondary cyclonic structure, destined at that point to transit over our regions with a consequent deterioration of the weather between Tuesday and Wednesday. The weather will then remain unstable for most of the week, with the possibility of showers, thunderstorms, and even some hail. FURTHER CHANGE As mentioned, the situation could change further towards the end of the first week of May, when the cold might reappear in Eastern Europe and from there dangerously target our regions. This is one of the plausible scenarios, the other scenario considers the Atlantic and thus the continuation of atmospheric instability. IN CONCLUSION In short, the weather will still be spring-like and an extremely dynamic May is anticipated, at least as much as April. We remind you that weather forecasts with validity up to 5 days have greater reliability, while this decreases as we move further in time.
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