Weather, All Saints weekend with the Halloween high: still warm in Italy

During this weekend we will still have the Halloween anticyclone active on the peninsula: extreme heat for this autumn period.

This weekend will end again with the Halloween high set to hit different areas of the peninsula. Still room for the strong heat which will strengthen on the Italian peninsula: what is happening.

The heat doesn’t stop on the peninsula (via Pixabay)

Italy is still in an African bubble, with the anticyclone which will also characterize the Ponte di Ognissanti. The latest updates confirm the powerful Halloween anticyclone that will transport us to November, with serious consequences for Italy. The atmosphere of these days will not present many truths. Italy is experiencing a truly exceptional meteorological context, both for the fairly long duration of this abnormal phase, and for the temperatures which remain at values ​​extraordinarily above average.

The general configuration remains dominated by a vast summer-like African matrix anticyclone. Atmospheric stability and warm, sunny days will certainly be one of the salient and decidedly abnormal aspects as of the weekend. The thermal values ​​will also be out of the ordinary. But there will also be serious environmental consequences such as fogs. Obviously among these there will also be smog, here is what will happen in the next 24 hours.

Weather, the African high still over Italy: all the forecasts

Hot day for the whole Italian peninsula (Via Pixabay)

For the next few hours there will be no change, at least until the end of the week, with the African high still dominating Mediterranean Europe and directly involving Italy. The weather will therefore be able to remain stable and generally sunny in our regions and it is only from time to time that it will be possible to witness the passage of a harmless cloud cover in the extreme south. will happen in the three major sectors of the country.

Over the northern regions of Italy we will have slightly cloudy skies, but with dense mists and local fogs at night and in the early morning on the low plains along the Po. In addition, we will have afternoon fog in the northwest. Temperatures will remain stationary, with highs ranging from 22 to 25 degrees.

On the other hand, over the regions of central Italy, we will have clear or partly cloudy skies. The local mists will not fail until morning on the bottoms of the Apennine valleys. The thermal heat will be stationary, with values ​​that will be stable and maximum that will oscillate from 21 to 26 degrees.

Finally, over the regions of southern Italy, we will have partly cloudy skies, except for partly cloudy skies, except for variability and local low clouds over Salento, the Ionian sectors and Sicily. The thermal values ​​will decrease, with maxima stabilizing at 21 to 25 degrees.