TRENT. Storms arriving and new yellow alert in Tentino. The Province communicates this with a note released today, Sunday 9 June.
“From the afternoon and especially in the evening or late evening today – we read – the passage of a trough at high altitude moving towards the east will determine the development of locally intense showers and thunderstorms which could be associated with medium-sized hail, strong gusts of wind, frequent lightning strikes and heavy rainfall in a short time.
Intense thunderstorms could occur as early as the afternoon of an isolated nature while they are expected to be more widespread in the evening or late evening.
The first days of next week the weather will remain unstableat times disturbed, with temperatures dropping”.
The Civil Protection has issued a warning ordinary alert (yellow) from 4pm today to 8am tomorrow, Monday 10 Junethroughout the provincial territory.
THE METEOTRENTINO BULLETIN
Today, Sunday, sunny spells alternating with more compact clouds in the afternoon and especially in the evening when widespread precipitation, including intense thunderstorms, are expected.
Monday variable and cool with showers likely also thunderstorms especially in the afternoon and evening.
Tuesday and Wednesday very cloudy with occasional widespread rain and falling temperatures.
Thursday cool and windy with clearer spells in the afternoon. Friday sunny or sometimes cloudy with marked temperature variations.
THE ALERT
“Following the weather and hydraulic forecasts and based on the assessments carried out, starting from today’s afternoon critical issues are considered possible mainly due to strong gusts of wind, hail, lightning and heavy rainfall in a short time.
These critical issues can also cause inconvenience and effects (even interruptions) on road and railway circulation, as well as on the communication and service distribution networks, including air ones.
We communicate to the population the need to:
- pay maximum attention to the conditions of the places to be traveled, even with vehicles and vehicles;
- avoid entering areas that present anomalous or dangerous conditions;
- avoid parking under trees, scaffolding, signs, posts and near buildings with unstable roofs.
Please also remember to promptly communicate any emergency situations to the single number 112 (for anyone in the area of the five municipalities of Primiero, contact the toll-free emergency number 800 112000)”.
