Sul nostro territorio permane un campo di alta pressione che porta tempo stabile e nella giornata di mercoledì anche maggiori aperture in pianura. Avremo infatti un soleggiamento più convinto rispetto a martedì e con temperature massime in netto rialzo. Al mattino cielo sereno o poco nuvoloso, gelate assenti. Nel pomeriggio tempo in prevalenza buono con ampi spazi di sereno...
L'alta pressione continua a portare clima mite anomalo ad alta quota mentre alle medie e basse quote ristagna una massa d'aria più umida con inversioni termiche, nubi basse e nebbie. Anche la giornata di martedì si aprirà con cielo sereno sui monti mentre dalle medie quota in giù foschie e nebbie saranno protagoniste. Nel pomeriggio poi sole offuscato alternato...
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