If the last days of October will still offer stable weather and flashes of sunshine, with the beginning of November we will see a decisive autumnal turning point characterized by a sharp drop in temperatures and the return of precipitation.
The final phase of October will remain largely stable. On the days of Friday 30th and Saturday 31st Octoberthe sky will be partially cloudy or hazy, but without the risk of rain. Daytime temperatures will undergo an initial reduction, settling at around 10/11°Cwhile overnight lows will gradually drop between 6°C and 7°C.
The real turning point will coincide with the day of Sunday 1 November (All Saints’ Day): the entry of a core of decidedly colder and more unstable air will cause a heat drop accompanied by the arrival of the first ones rains. The highs will fall towards the 8°Cwhile the overnight minimum will drop to 4/5°C.
The distinctly grey, humid and cold context will continue into the first days of the new week. Between Monday 2, Tuesday 3 and Wednesday 4 Novemberovercast skies will prevail with light rain and intermittent showers. Temperatures will stabilize at fully autumnal values, with maximum temperatures struggling to exceed 8-9°C and minimums constantly between i 5°C and 6°C
