Bologna, June 4, 2026 – In Emilia-Romagna, a meteorological phase marked by instability and strong winds is beginning, especially on Friday, for which a yellow alert has been issued, which will widely affect the Apennine sectors and part of the coast. The most exposed areas will be the Romagna mountains, the Bologna and central Emilian sectors, together with the Piacenza-Parma area, where potentially critical conditions related to gusts are expected.
Gale-force winds and thunderstorms (also) over Romagna
For Friday, June 5, moderate gale-force winds (62-74 km/h) from the southwest are expected, with stronger gusts or squalls, especially in the Apennine sectors near the ridges, easing from late morning. In the afternoon, strong winds (50-61 km/h) from the southeast are also possible along the coastal sectors, with potential temporary reinforcements or stronger gusts. Finally, isolated showers or thunderstorms are not excluded, more likely over Romagna and the western sector of the region. A variable picture, therefore, with phenomena tending to move during the day from the reliefs towards the plain areas, accompanied by a gradual weakening of the most intense winds during the evening hours.
Weather forecast Friday, June 5
Tomorrow, Friday, June 5, will be unsettled, especially in the initial hours, with widespread rain gradually easing by midday. In the afternoon, some variability will return, with isolated showers or thunderstorms forming on the reliefs and possible extension towards the plain areas. Minimum temperatures will be around 18 degrees and maximums between 26 and 30 degrees. Winds will initially be strong from the southwest over the Apennines, easing during the day, while in the plains, weak to moderate easterly currents will prevail, destined to decrease in the evening. The sea will be rough.
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Weather forecast Saturday, June 6
For Saturday, the improvement will be more evident, with a gradual increase in clear skies, especially in the second part of the day. Conditions will become more stable, even if still slightly variable in the early hours. Minimum temperatures will fluctuate between lows of 12 and 18 degrees and highs between 24 and 29 degrees. Winds will be light and variable, with no significant phenomena. The sea will gradually calm down to slightly choppy. The general trend therefore indicates a rapid transition from unsettled conditions to a more decisive improvement, with the peak of bad weather concentrated precisely on Friday, when the wind will be the most significant meteorological element across the entire region.
Weather trend from Sunday, June 7 to Wednesday, June 10
The presence of western Atlantic flows will determine variable weather conditions, with irregular cloudiness and possible scattered rain and showers. Maximum temperatures will slowly tend to increase, reaching on Tuesday, maximum values around 31-32 degrees with a slight decrease at the end of the period.
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