Milan and the region Lombardy they will face another period of bad weather. The Natural risk monitoring centre of the region has issued a yellow alert, signaling an ordinary risk of temporal starting from 4 pm today, Saturday 15 June, until midnight. The yellow alert indicates a danger level of two out of four, suggesting the possibility of heavy rainfall for Milan.
The Municipal Operations Center (COC) of the Civil Protection will be operational to monitor river levels Seveso And Lambro and coordinate any interventions. Citizens are invited to avoid underpasses, areas at risk of flooding, near trees, scaffolding and areas subject to strong winds. Furthermore, particular caution is recommended during outdoor events to prevent dangerous situations.
For today, June 15th, unstable weather is expected until the evening, especially up high Northwest, Central Prealps and Alpine belt. The Eastern Prealps and thewestern high plain they will see less significant precipitation. In the afternoon the rains should ease, but with an increase in the convective component. The formation of a thunderstorm line is expected over the western mountains bordering the Piedmont, which will move eastwards by the evening, mainly affecting the Pre-Alps and the foothills. Between late afternoon and evening, a significant increase in intense phenomena is possible, especially between Lake Maggiore and the Lake Como.
Lombardy will continue to experiment temporal, hailstorms And showers in a month of June that reflects the bad weather of May. There Civil protection issued a yellow alert for hydrogeological risk and thunderstorms starting from midnight on June 14th. During the second part of the day, the region will see variable cloud cover with possible scattered rain on the Alpine and pre-Alpine mountains, and isolated showers in the afternoon on the Northwest. Precipitation on the western plain will be less likely but not excluded. The situation will worsen in the evening, with an intensification of the phenomena on the Northwest and on thewestern high plain.
