What is the weather forecast for Milan's Olympic opening ceremony?

The weather forecast for Milan's Olympic opening ceremony on Friday predicts dry conditions with clearing skies, offering a welcome break from recent heavy rains.

Will it rain during the Olympic opening ceremony in Milan?

No, the Italian air force meteorological service forecasts no rain for the Olympic opening ceremony in Milan on Friday evening.

What is the weather expected to be like in Cortina d'Ampezzo for the Olympics?

Cortina d'Ampezzo is expected to see gradual weather improvement, with no snow or rain forecast for Friday, though the day may remain overcast.

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Olympic Opening Ceremony: Rain to Clear for Milan Spectators

4 Feb

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Summary

Milan's Olympic opening ceremony on Friday will have dry weather.
Persistent heavy showers in northern Italy are expected to ease.
Cortina d'Ampezzo will also see gradual weather improvement.

Olympic Opening Ceremony: Rain to Clear for Milan Spectators

Milan's iconic San Siro stadium is set to host the Olympic opening ceremony this Friday under clearing skies. Italy's air force meteorological service has forecast a much-needed respite from the persistent heavy showers that have affected northern Italy for days. Colonel Guido Guidi of the Italian Aeronautica Militare (Air Force) confirmed that while some rain may occur in the preceding hours, Friday evening promises dry weather with clearing conditions.