After last night’s strong storms and a pause in the phenomena this morning, Arpav’s weather forecasts indicate a new perturbed impulse which will determine between this afternoon-evening and tomorrow morning, Tuesday 11 June, still unstable weather in Veneto with passage of showers And temporal. Locally the phenomena may also be intense (heavy showers, local hailstorms, strong gusts of wind); in the case of repeated-persistent phenomena, accumulations of rain may also occur locally consistent especially in the central-eastern Prealps and north-eastern plain.
In light of these forecasts, the Veneto regional Civil Protection has issued a new one weather alertvalid from 2pm today to the same time tomorrow, Tuesday 11 June, in which the state of attention is decreed (weather alert yellow) For hydrogeological criticality due to storms in all the Veneto basins. In consideration of the ordinary criticality for thunderstorms expected in all warning zones, the scenario will be characterized by intense and rapidly evolving phenomena.
The attention status for is also confirmed hydraulic criticality in the Adige-Garda and Monti Lessini basins; Po, Fissero-Tartaro-CanalBianco and Basso Adige; Lower Brenta-Bacchiglione refers to the persistence of high levels along the Adige river, with specific critical issues in the embankment body affecting the downstream section of Boara Pisani (Padua). Hydraulic criticality (yellow alert) also for the Livenza, Lemene and Tagliamento basins. The state of attention was finally decreed for hydrogeological criticality for the Piave Pedemontano and upper Brenta, Bacchiglione, Alpone basins.
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