Weather, yellow alert for thunderstorms on the Apennines on Wednesday. Then the African high pressure will regain control with temperatures well above average. Ampro meteorologist Nanni: “The heat will be less extreme in absolute terms, but it could remain very unusual compared to the September climatology”
Worrying were the times: minutes that seemed never to end. “My wife’s car was smashed by the hail,” the bitter words of a bartender, working during the storm.
The flare-up will reach its peak between Thursday and Friday, then showers on Saturday and clear skies return on Sunday. The forecast for the next few hours: “From next week values will again be above average but without excesses”
The Rimini native Massimo Cedrini recounted the ordeal experienced on August 19: “During this wait, some people felt unwell.” Ryanair’s response: “Delay caused by adverse weather conditions”
The tree on via Lombardi has fallen: it gave way to wind and rain. Tragedy narrowly avoided. The Municipality had reported the tree for ‘high probability of trunk breakage’. Councillor Borsari: “It cannot be prevented that safety measures are carried out”
A Tecnam P2008 two-seater from the Eagles Aviation Academy school in Fano went off the runway during the return maneuver: no serious injuries for the instructor and the student on board. In Fermano, heavy rain and flooding, Forlì requests a state of emergency
Tuesday, August 25 risk of intense phenomena especially on the Apennines, then a new rise in temperatures from Wednesday, August 26. Nanni: “Possible precipitation over the weekend”
Paralyzed the Villaggio del Sole. At Lidl, checkouts and refrigerators out of order, customers evacuated. Disruptions also for residents. The episode also brings attention to the resilience of distribution networks
It happened around 2 PM on via Ravegnana. Firefighters, emergency medical services, and carabinieri intervened on the scene
No injuries, firefighters from the Provincial Command of Fermo and Civil Protection personnel immediately intervened on the scene. Those were terrifying minutes experienced by the residents of via Confalonieri and via Cairoli in Sant’Elpidio a Mare
