Italy severe weather forecast as holidays will be ruined
Italy has experienced an extremely hot spell over the summer, but the weather in the Mediterranean country is expected to take a dramatic turn this week.
Italy is bracing for an abrupt change in weather that threatens to ruin holiday plans for many.
After a hot, sunny start to the week, meteorologists from the Met Office have forecasted a dramatic shift, with thunderstorms and heavy rain expected by Thursday.
Travellers and residents alike are urged to prepare for unsettled weather that could cause widespread disruption.
The forecast shows that Tuesday and Wednesday will remain sunny and warm, with temperatures reaching 32°C and 30°C, respectively.
However, the weather will take a turn for the worse starting Thursday.
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Thunderstorms are predicted to sweep across parts of the country, accompanied by sharp drops in temperature, down to 22°C by the evening.
Rainfall and possible lightning strikes on Thursday and Friday could make outdoor activities and travel difficult, dashing hopes of enjoying Italy’s scenic spots.
The weekend, while cooler, offers some respite from the storms, but clouds and scattered showers will persist, especially on Friday and Saturday.
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Sunday and the following days show a return to milder conditions, with partial sunshine and temperatures ranging from 24°C to 26°C.
However, those looking for perfect beach days or outdoor excursions may find the weather unpredictable.
Holidaymakers are encouraged to monitor weather updates closely and adjust their plans accordingly.
