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Spring. This season takes on Rome for characters
of extreme variability. The instability of the air and then
gives rise to phenomena and locally intense thunderstorms.
The prevalence of westerly winds at first harbinger of bad
weather, with the progress of the season takes on an increasingly
anticyclonic.
Summer. The start of summer is often disturbed
by frequent incursions of cold air that came into contact
with the warmer air near the Tyrrhenian give rise to rather
violent storm events that occur mainly in the month of June
Fall. At the end of the summer season, in
September, the atmospheric circulation assumes a strong instability.
Frequent disruption Atlantic wet and heavy with rain and winds
preceded a predominantly southern
Winter. In the beginning of the season are
frequent and intense depressions that originate in the Gulf
of Liguria and which influence the climate of Rome. With the
season progresses they gradually diminish to a minimum in
January, which take a certain level of high pressure.
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The
climate in Rome |
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The city of Rome is situated
at an altitude of about 20 meters above sea level, in a vast plain
in the middle of the Agro Romano, bordering on the Tyrrhenian coast
to the west and east by the foothills of the Apennines. Given the
complex topography of the area, this section will try to analyze the
climate and the various microclimates that exist in the city. In general
we can say that the climate of Rome is temperate, with particularly
mild and coasts, and moderately cold, especially in winter, the inland
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Coast zone (Fiumicino).
Located on the coast west of Rome, has all the characteristics of
the coast, mild and rainy in winter and cool and breezy in summer. |
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