These are gray days in every sense of the wordEmilia Romagnais back in Red alert because of the flooding of the rivers, and that it is still a weekend of heavy rain. Specifically, the areas in red are the mountains, hills and plains of the Bolognese area, the central areas (Modena, Reggio Emilia and Parma) and the Romagna basins, especially on the lower hills.
After the rain that occurred during the night between 17 and 18 October caused flooding on the rivers Idice, Panaro, Sillaro, Reno and Secchia (the last two have levels above the orange threshold) and 90 firefighters intervened in less than 48 hourstoday, Saturday 19 Octoberprecipitation is also associated with thunder showers moderate/strong intensity (according to forecasts, peaks above 100 mm of rain may fall again), which will lead to increases in the hydrometric levels of the already hard-hit regional basins in the last few days and may there will be new floods and/or floods. In addition, in the central-western plain the the transit of the flood Po with levels above threshold 1 (normal criticality).
In addition to the rivers, special attention is also given to the hilly and mountainous areas characterized by more fragile hydrological conditions, which may be subject to landslides and runoff. I am indeed in orange the basins of Romagna in the mountain and high hill areas, but also the mountain basins and hills of central Emilia and those of the low hills and plains of Parma and Piacenza. The areas i giallo rather, they are the coast and plain of Ferrara, and the mountainous areas and hills of Parma and Piacenza.
Il Emilia-Romagna Weather Centerannounced this morning conditions worsened with precipitation reinforced by sea (remember, yellow alert for storms and wind), which will spread to much of the Emilia region in the coming hours.
On Saturday morning the mayor of Bagnacavallo (RA) ordered theevacuation of citizens living in Traversara and Boncellinoalthough river flooding this afternoon is not expected to exceed level 3.
According to current forecasts precipitation will decrease Sunday 20 October, but traffic will continue to be complicated, especially in flooded areas: the Civil Defense appeal is to stay informed and be aware of possible rapid increases waterways (including canals and ditches). To stay up to date on the weather we recommend consulting theWeather Alert of the Emilia-Romagna Region.
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