Strong thunderstorms are hitting the Lombardy. At the moment, they are underway in the north-eastern and eastern sector of the region, with spillovers into Veneto, in particular into the Veronese area. But in the afternoon, Pavese was also hit violently, where large hail fell. In particular, a They lived there hail reached i 4-5cm, causing serious damage to cars and homes. The images accompanying the article are impressive. On the rainfall front, they are recorded in the Pavia area 28mm in Valle Lomellina e 15mm in Tromello.
However, the heaviest rainfall is recorded in the north of the region, in particular in the Lecco area. We point out: 82mm in Bonzeno di Bellano, 77mm in Taceno, 76mm in Perledo, 72mm in Noceno di Vendrogno, 63mm in Bevera di Sirtori, 62mm in Oliveto Lario, 60mm in Valvarrone, 59mm in Galbiate, 57mm in Oggiono.
Storm in Milan: damage
A violent but brief storm, with strong gusts of wind, hit the northern and eastern areas of Milandownloading 20mm rain. The storm caused damage due to the fall of trees and branches, and for the collapse of roofs and cornices. No injuries were reported.
The place most affected in the 10-15 minutes in which the storm hit the metropolis was the square of the Monumental Cemetery, where the overhead line that feeds some tram lines, such as the ’14’, ’16’ and ’12’. The subways are regular. Another tree fell in via Procaccini and damaged plants were reported in Sempione Park and in the Triennale area. The Fire Brigade is engaged in a multitude of interventions: around 60 in progress according to what was reported by the provincial command. There are no unusable roads or flooded underpasses.
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