31/10/2026
Good morning from Campo Imperatore!
A snow-dusted square, mountains hidden by clouds, and a landscape once again donning its winter attire—this is how the Gran Sasso greets us in the we**am footage. 🤍
And in the coming hours, the cold will intensify. Between All Saints’ Day and Monday, November 2nd, we can expect strong winds, dropping temperatures, and fresh snowfall across the Apennines.
The period to watch most closely is from Sunday afternoon through the following night: across the Marche, Abruzzo, and Molise regions, snow may fall at altitudes of around 1,000 meters—and potentially even lower during the most intense bursts. At these elevations, however, snowfall does not necessarily mean the ground will turn white.
On Monday, the unsettled weather will persist in several areas, while the snow level will gradually begin to rise.
In the article, you’ll find day-by-day forecasts, maps, and details on the areas most affected.
Happy Saturday from Neve Appennino!
