Bad weather, the level of the Lambro is still worrying in Milan. Lombardy on orange alert

Bad weather, the level of the Lambro is still worrying in Milan. Lombardy on orange alert
Bad weather, the level of the Lambro is still worrying in Milan. Lombardy on orange alert

The bad weather in Milan continues to worry. In the city and in the province the water level has dropped compared to yesterday, and in many areas the situation has improved, but in the Lombardy capital the Lambro is still worrying, just below emergency levels. In the city, the Local Police specified, Via Feltre was reopened around 7 am, but in the Ponte Lambro district the river is still just below the edges. The weather should create a window of time for the water to retreat further, but a worsening is feared in the evening (WEATHER FORECAST).

Orange alert in Lombardy

Yesterday, May 15, was a day of heavy disruption in Milan and in much of Lombardy due to flooding caused by incessant rain that fell for 24 hours. Today in Lombardy there is still an orange alert for bad weather, also extended to Friuli Venezia Giulia. Yellow in six other regions: Emilia Romagna, Veneto, Marche, Piedmont, Tuscany and Trentino Alto Adige.

Over 200 interventions by the firefighters

Meanwhile, over 200 interventions have been carried out since yesterday morning at 8am (about thirty during the night) by the firefighters of the Provincial Command of Milan in the metropolis and in the hinterland, and in particular between the Ponte Lambro district, in the city, and Gessate and Bellinzago Lombardo, in the province, are the places most affected by the bad weather emergency. In Bellinzago Lombardo, in particular, the schools are closed today and the water is receding but slowly, continuing to occupy streets, sidewalks, cellars and entrance halls. In Gessate people are still in difficulty.

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