Damage in much of the province. In San Pietro in Vincoli a tree falls on a light pole, in Lido di Savio an uprooted pine. Some events canceled, such as the Sagra del Buongustaio and the ‘Studio Delta Live on the Beach’ in Marina di Ravenna
Tree falls on two cars, drivers safe: firefighters and technicians at work. The mayor Zattini: “Maximum caution, all emergency services activated.” Events canceled at the Rocca di Ravaldino
In Ventimiglia, a lightning strike disrupts the station’s control room. Landslide in South Tyrol: 150 people evacuated, 250 leave a campsite in the Bergamo area. For next week, however, the possibility of a new intense resurgence of the African anticyclone increases.
Bad weather: first phenomena during the night, then showers extending from the Apennines to the plains on Friday, August 21. Temperatures dropping sharply, new disturbance between Monday 24 and Tuesday 25. Nanni (Ampro): “The thermal contrast will increase instability”
The boy, resident of Ancona, was at Passo Dagnola, in the municipality of Andalo. He was slightly injured and taken to the hospital by air ambulance
The meteorologist Grazzini (Arpae): “Increase in instability and yellow alert on Thursday. Temperatures still high, but they will drop back to more normal values.” The weather forecast
The region is experiencing a phase of strong instability, divided between the returning heat and the arrival of a new disturbance. Thursday the 20th is expected to have a thermal peak with an orange alert, everything changes from Friday
‘Yellow’ criticality, according to the bulletin from Arpae and Civil Protection, the precipitation may cause localized landslides, rapid rises in minor rivers, and also flooding in urban areas. At what time and where will the rains arrive on Monday, August 17
What will the period after Ferragosto be like? According to Roberto Nanni, Ampro weather technician, there may be a brief phase with hail and strong wind in certain areas of the region. A change in the mercury column is possible
The first ten days of August have proven to be the hottest in the last 90 years, surpassing that of 2017, but some relief may be on the way. Here’s what changes and when: the weather forecasts for the coming weeks
