sheds uncovered, trees on cars – Nordest24

ROVIGO – The city of Rovigo and the surrounding areas were hit by a violent water bomb accompanied by a whirlwind which caused extensive damage and flooding. The most critical situation occurred north of the city, where the tornado was spotted, sowing apprehension and fear among the population.

Tornado over Rovigo

The tornado and the damage in detail

The force of the wind caused extensive damage, as evidenced by the destruction of an industrial warehouse in via Grandi. Pieces of sheet metal were lifted by the wind, ending up in the car park of the Aliper shopping centre, in Viale Porta Adige, where the damage was particularly severe. Burst glass and internal structures, such as panels and ceilings, which have collapsed, make the scene desolate, especially inside the center bar.

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Tornado over Rovigo

Other areas affected and damage observed

In addition to Rovigo, the whirlwind moved quickly towards the hamlets of Boara Polesine, Cantonazzo, Granzette, Lusia and Lendinara. In Cantonazzo, a tree was broken by the wind and fell on a car, fortunately without causing injuries.

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Tornado over Rovigo

The situation is also critical in the industrial districts

In the industrial area, the images show heavy objects carried in the air as if they were light sheets of paper, testifying to the violence of the wind.

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Tornado over Rovigo

Flooding and safety measures

The morning saw a heavy downpour hit the city around 10.30am, causing further flooding. Following this, the Marabin Bridge was closed, with the bridge now submerged under water.

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