Lombardy Weather Forecast: Sunny Weekend Before Storms Return

Lombardy is seeing a brief window of stability and rising temperatures starting June 7, 2026, following a period of damaging storms. According to Arpa Lombardia and 3Bmeteo, a temporary anticyclone will bring sunny weather through Monday, June 8, before Atlantic currents likely trigger new thunderstorms by Tuesday, June 9.

This shift comes after several days and nights of heavy rain and storms that left damage nearly everywhere across the region. Residents can expect a transition to “sweet spring” conditions over the weekend.

Why is the weather shifting in Lombardy?

The current improvement is driven by a strengthening anticyclone extending from the Mediterranean to the Alps. Arpa Lombardia reports that cloud cover and precipitation began decreasing on the afternoon of Saturday, June 6.

Sunday, June 7, and Monday, June 8, are expected to be generally sunny. While some high clouds and isolated showers may occur in the mountains, temperatures are forecasted to rise across the board.

Did You Know? The weather in June 2026 has been described as “bizzoso” (capricious), characterized by a rapid swing from damaging storms to summer heat and back again within a single week.

What happens next for the region?

The stability may be short-lived. 3Bmeteo warns that the anticyclone could begin to lose strength on Tuesday, June 9, as western Atlantic currents push into Northern Italy.

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This shift is likely to bring a deterioration in weather over the Alps starting Tuesday morning. By Tuesday afternoon and evening, rain and thunderstorms may hit the high plains of both Lombardy and Piedmont.

According to the Centro geofisico prealpino, this Atlantic perturbation could bring locally intense showers accompanied by hail. This instability is expected to persist through Wednesday, June 10, particularly affecting the Alps and Prealps.

Expert Insight: Samantha Carter notes that the rapid transition from a Mediterranean anticyclone to Atlantic currents often creates high volatility. The primary stake for the region is the risk of localized, high-intensity events like hail, which can cause sudden damage even after a period of calm.

Regional Impact Breakdown

The impact of the coming storms will likely vary by geography. The Alps and Prealps face the highest risk of thunderstorms on Tuesday and Wednesday.

While the high plains of the Po Valley may see thunderstorms and rain, areas south of the Po river are expected to be less involved in this weather system.

Temperatures, which peak on Monday with summer heat, are expected to drop slightly as the instability returns mid-week.

Frequently Asked Questions

When will the weather improve in Lombardy?
Improvement began Saturday afternoon, June 6, with Sunday, June 7, and Monday, June 8, expected to be generally sunny and warmer.

Is there a risk of hail?

Yes. According to 3Bmeteo, showers of strong intensity accompanied by hail are not excluded for the high plains of Piedmont and Lombardy on Tuesday, June 9.

Which areas are less likely to be affected by the next round of storms?
The sectors located south of the Po river are expected to be less involved in the instability forecasted for Tuesday and Wednesday.

Do you think the region is better prepared for these “capricious” weather swings than in previous years?