Meteo LIVE REPORT: Flood in Cagliari, Vortex of bad weather over Italy. Cloudbursts and Snow in the Next Hours
STILL warning bad weather in the next few hoursupdate: a storm unleashed a few hours ago a flood in the Cagliari area. The Sardinian capital was completely flooded, while an elderly man is currently missing in the municipality of Sant’Anna Arresi.
We are about to experience the umpteenth phase of time a lot turbulent on many regions of the country due to a continuous cyclonic circulation present on the Mediterranean basin. A real vortex it fell on Italy directly from Northern Europe and will negatively affect the weather for the whole day of celebration. Already in the morning the weather was anything but calm and they are the clear testimony of this rains e i temporal which have affected many areas of the North East, the Lombardy and to get off the Tuscany, the Sardinia and the Puglia southernmost. Things went better for the rest of the country where, except for the presence of some clouds, the weather remained decidedly drier.
the next hours they will therefore be the scene of a weather context that is still very much unstable sometimes even disrupted with the situation further destined to get worse right in afternoon evening when, in addition to rains diffuse al North especially al Northwest, it will continue to rain on Tuscany and on the Sardinia with phenomena also extending to a large part of the Center up to Campania. Strong thunderstorms risk as well Roma, Viterbo and surrounding areas with intense and persistent phenomena.
We will find the driest and most peaceful weather instead only on the Adriatic and Southern regions.
Then pay attention to evening When heavy rains and local storms they will hit the extreme regions of Northwest as the Aosta Valley, Piedmont more western and the Liguria of Ponente.
For the record, we inform you that the Department of Civil Protection issued for the day of Sunday 14 November one bad weather notice for many regions of Italy.
But this phase of bad weather will not only dispense rains, thunderstorms and storms, there will also be room for copious snowfalls which may fall over a large part of the Alpine arc at altitudes on average close to 1400 / 1500m locally further down in the western Alps. Here more details.
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