Return theweather warning in Italy. For tomorrow, Wednesday 1 May 2024The Department of Civil Protection has communicated a double yellow weather alert bulletin in various regions. Let’s find out where.
Yellow alert in Italy: rain and bad weather warning on May 1st
The month of May begins with bad weather with the first weather alert yellow issued by the Civil Protection. On the day of Wednesday 1 May 2024Labor Day, is back bad weather in several regions of Italy dealing with a new wave of rain and showers. The state of yellow alert for risk of thunderstorms has been distributed in the following regions and areas:
- Abruzzo: Aterno Basin, Marsica, Upper Sangro Basin;
- Campania: Lower Cilento, Upper Volturno and Matese, Campania Plain, Naples, Islands and Vesuvian Area, Upper Irpinia and Sannio, Tanagro, Sorrento-Amalfi Peninsula, Sarno Mountains and Picentini Mountains, Tusciano and Alto Sele, Sele Plain and Upper Cilento;
- Lazio: Rome Basins, Rieti Apennines, Middle Tiber Basin, Northern Coastal Basins, Liri Basin, Southern Coastal Basins, Aniene;
- Marche;
- Molise: Frentani – Sannio – Matese, Alto Volturno – Medio Sangro;
- Sicily: South-Eastern, Ionian side, North-Western and Egadi and Ustica islands, South-Western and island of Pantelleria, Central-Southern and Pelagie islands, South-Eastern, Strait of Sicily side;
- Tuscany: Ombrone Gr-Medio, Etruria, Valdelsa-Valdera, Valdarno Inf., Ombrone Gr-Costa, Serchio-Costa, Arno-Costa, Etruria-North Coast, Etruria-South Coast, Serchio-Lucca, Versilia, Fiora and Albegna, Islands , Fiora and Albegna-Costa and Giglio;
- Umbria: Chiani – Paglia, Nera – Corno, Trasimeno – Nestore, Chiascio – Topino, Medio Tevere, Alto Tevere.
Weather 1 May 2024, yellow alert triggered due to hydrogeological risk in Italy
Not only that, the Department of Civil Protection has issued for the day of Wednesday 1 May 2024Labor and Workers’ Day, also a state of yellow alert of ordinary criticality for hydrogeological risk. We remind you that the hydrogeological risk corresponds to the effects induced on the territory by exceeding the critical rainfall levels along the slopes, the hydrometric levels of the watercourses of the minor hydrographic network and the disposal of rainwater.
Here they are regions and areas affected from the hydrogeological risk alarm:
- Abruzzo: Aterno Basin, Marsica, Upper Sangro Basin;
- Molise: Alto Volturno – Medio Sangro;
- Piedmont: Turin Plain and Hills, Varaita, Maira and Stura Valleys, Sesia Valley, Cervo and Chiusella, Orco, Lanzo and Sangone Valleys, Susa, Chisone, Pellice and Po Valleys, Northern Plain;
- Sicily: South-Eastern, Ionian side, North-Western and Egadi and Ustica islands, South-Western and island of Pantelleria, Central-Southern and Pelagie islands, South-Eastern, Strait of Sicily side;
- Tuscany: Ombrone Gr-Medio, Etruria, Valdichiana, Valdelsa-Valdera, Valdarno Inf., Serchio-Garfagnana-Lima, Ombrone Gr-Costa, Arno-Casentino, Serchio-Costa, Arno-Valdarno Sup., Arno-Florence, Arno-Costa , Bisenzio and Ombrone Pt, Etruria-North Coast, Etruria-South Coast, Lunigiana, Mugello-Val di Sieve, Reno, Romagna-Tuscany, Serchio-Lucca, Valtiberina, Versilia, Fiora and Albegna, Ombrone Gr-Alto, Islands, Fiora and Albegna-Costa and Giglio;
- Umbria: Chiani – Paglia, Middle Tiber;
- Valle d’Aosta: Lower Aosta Valley, from the Montjovet Gorge to Pont-Saint-Martin, the Chalamy torrent valley, the Ayas valley, the Champorcher valley and the Gressoney valley, the Cogne valley, Valsavarenche and the Rhêmes valley.
