A flood at the Grand Canyon National Park has led to the disappearance of 15 people and dozens of evacuations, while there are fears that the bad weather could cause further emergencies. (translated)
Cremona has been hit by violent bad weather that has caused considerable damage, with thousands of trees downed, cars damaged, and injuries, while President Mattarella expressed his support for the mayor and the Lombardy Region has requested a state of emergency. (translated)
Cremona was severely hit by a torrential rainstorm, causing damage to the Cathedral, thousands of cars and trees downed, with the mayor announcing a request for a state of emergency and receiving solidarity from the government. (translated)
In autumn, the risks of tornadoes will increase in Italy due to the high temperatures of the Mediterranean Sea, making it difficult to predict the precise location of such phenomena. (translated)
Cremona is heavily affected by severe weather, with significant damage to infrastructure and cultural assets, while the president of the Republic and the government express solidarity and promise support for reconstruction. (translated)
Cremona faces severe damage after a violent storm that caused the collapse of the spire of the Cathedral, the evacuation of families, and damage to over 10,000 cars, with over 40 injuries reported. (translated)
A violent downpour has devastated Cremona, causing the collapse of the spire of the Cathedral, damage to ten thousand cars, and over forty injuries, with many families evacuated and buildings requiring structural assessment. (translated)
Bad weather in northern Italy has caused over 700 interventions by the firefighters in Lombardy and Veneto, with serious damage in Cremona, where a tornado hit 10,000 cars and caused 43 injuries. (translated)
A hailstorm has devastated Cremona, damaging ten churches, ten thousand cars, and causing over forty injuries, of which four require hospitalization, while the city is taking action to secure the buildings and clean the streets. (translated)
Hundreds of hikers have been stranded in Val di Fassa due to bad weather, with rescuers needing to intervene to escort them down the valley while injuries were reported and ski lifts were closed due to strong gusts of wind. (translated)
The Cyclone Raffaella has brought record temperatures of up to 46 degrees in Southern Italy and bad weather in the North, while a slight drop in temperatures is expected today and the alert remains in Rome. (translated)
The weather has caused strong contrasts in Italy, with record temperatures reaching 46 degrees in some regions and devastating hailstorms and tornadoes that have inflicted significant damage in Cremona and to the cultural and agricultural heritage in the north of the country. (translated)
A tornado hit Cremona, damaging the Cathedral and the Town Hall, while the cable car of Sass Pordoi was closed due to bad weather and about 200 people were evacuated, with some injured during the rescue operation. (translated)
A tornado hit Cremona causing the collapse of the covering of a spire of the Cathedral and damage to the Town Hall, with flooding and hundreds of damaged cars. (translated)
Bad weather hits Northern Italy with tornadoes and downpours causing significant damage, while the South prepares for a heat wave with temperatures that could reach 43-44 degrees. (translated)
An exceptionally intense tornado hit the town of Pomas in the southwest of France on Monday afternoon, injuring at least 39 people and damaging over 300 homes, while rescue and verification operations continue and more than 1,000 households remain without electricity. (translated)
On Saturday, August 25, strong storms are expected in northern and central Italy, with the province most affected in Lombardy being Varese, which is facing canceled flights at Malpensa Airport and significant interventions by firefighters due to fallen trees and flooding, while Tuscany is also reporting floods and water supply issues. (translated)
Attenzione tra stanotte e domani, alcuni temporali potranno essere molto forti. Prima di guardare alla seconda parte della settimana, conviene concentrarsi sul peggioramento più vicino, quello atteso nelle prossime 24 ore su diverse zone del Centro-Nord. Dalla serata le prime piogge interesseranno Piemonte, Lombardia settentrionale ed Emilia occidentale. Nel corso della notte rovesci e temporali tenderanno poi a coinvolgere Lombardia centro-orientale, Trentino-Alto Adige, Veneto, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Emilia-Romagna, Toscana centro-settentrionale e Umbria settentrionale. Nella mattinata di domani il quadro migliorerà gradualmente al Nord-Ovest, mentre rovesci sparsi insisteranno ancora tra Nord-Est e Romagna. La fase più delicata, però, potrebbe arrivare tra tarda mattinata, ore centrali e pomeriggio, quando temporali e rovesci anche molto forti potranno svilupparsi tra Toscana centro-meridionale, Umbria e zone interne delle Marche, per poi estendersi anche verso Abruzzo e Lazio. Particolare attenzione alle province di Grosseto, Siena, Terni e alle zone meridionali della provincia di Perugia, dove i fenomeni potranno risultare localmente molto intensi. Tra la serata di domani e mercoledì mattina la situazione tenderà poi verso un miglioramento più generale. Ventilazione in aumento su Tirreno centro-meridionale, Mar Jonio e Mar Adriatio meridionale. #Maltempo #Temporali #Meteo
Bad weather has caused heavy rains that have led to the closure of many roads in various regions of Northern Italy and in Tuscany, resulting in landslides, flooding, power outages, and significant damage, with hundreds of people evacuated and activities suspended in several municipalities. (translated)
