A strong one wave of bad weather It has affected all the Northern regions in the last few hours, causing damage and inconvenience. In particular the Friuli Venezia Giulia was hit by heavy rains and showers which affected the city of Udinebut also the area of Maniago Spilimbergo. The situation.
Friuli Venezia Giulia: a rain storm overwhelms the region
Torrential rain and hailstorms have hit the North-East in the last few hours, mainly affecting the Friuli Venezia Giulia. Intense thunderstorms hit the city of Udine and the province with storms, hailstorms and heavy rain also accompanied by very strong gusts of wind. Fagagna, one of the most beautiful villages in Italy also known for the “Fagagna cheese”, was hit by a strong wave of bad weather with gusts of wind reaching 79 km/h. Not only that, also in the Alto Pordenese area, in the area of Maniago Spilimbergo There were torrential rains with strong winds that blew down power lines.
In Udine the strong wind also caused the several trees falling on the street, but fortunately no damage or/and injuries were reported. Data in hand, the heavy rains set new rainfall records throughout the region: 86mm in San Daniele del Friuli, 60mm in Moruzzo, 56mm in Fagagna, 53mm in Tavagnacco, 34mm in Udine. In Veneto, the 46mm of rain that fell in 45 minutes in San Donà di Piave, in the Venetian area, stands out.
Bad weather in Friuli Venezia Giulia: the weather warning continues
There strong wave of bad weather which hit the Friuli Venezia Giulia it scared the citizens quite a bit. In fact, in the last 24 hours, there are countless emergency calls received by the Friuli Venezia Giulia fire brigade. More than 250 rescue operations were carried out requested including 134 in Udine, 60 in Trieste, 50 in Pordenone and 6 in Gorizia. The heavy rains caused damage and inconvenience: from falling trees in the street to flooding in the middle of the night on Monday 10 June.
Fortunately, since the morning of Tuesday 11 June the situation has returned to normal normality in a good part of the region with the exception of the Udine command where around 40 emergency calls have still been received. Finally, we would like to remind you that for today, Tuesday 11 June, the yellow weather alert persists in the region due to the risk of rain and hydrogeological risk.
