the new weather alert for tomorrow Thursday 14 November

A new broad disturbance will reach Italy in the next few hours bringing general conditions bad weather starting from the northern regions. Expected widespread precipitation, strengthening of ventilation and heavy snowfall even at low altitudes, which will particularly affect the north-western areas.

Based on the available forecasts, the Department of Civil Protection has issued a notice of adverse weather conditions.

From the afternoon of tomorrow, Thursday 14 November, the notice provides for widespread rainfall, including showers or showers, up Liguria and Emilia Romagna. Precipitation will be accompanied by heavy rain showers, frequent electric activity and strong gusts of wind.

They are also expected stormy winds on Lombardy and Veneto, with storm surges along the exposed coasts.

Finally, the notice provides for snowfalls from scattered to widespread that will affect in particular the Valle d'Aosta and the Ligurian hinterland of the west, starting from altitudes above 400-600 meters and with abundant ground supplies.

Based on the phenomena envisaged and in progress, it was evaluated tomorrow, Thursday 14 November, yellow alert on Veneto, Friuli Venezia Giulia, Liguria, Emilia-Romagna, Abruzzo, Molise and Basilicata.

Apocalyptic scenario about Venice and the whole coast: weather forecasts worry

The governor of Veneto Luca Zaia speaks of an apocalyptic scenario about Venice and the whole coast. "A scenario that worries us even for the next few hours. In the mountains it is snowing and temperatures are rising. 120 cm of snow are expected, which with the scirocco are making a scenario like that of the 2010 floods. damage".

The weather forecast with in particular the rain forecast for the next 24 hours on the Triveneto

🔔 #allertaGIALLA tomorrow, Thursday # 14novembre, in 7 regions.
⛈🌬🌨️ Notice of adverse weather conditions of the # 13novembre for rain, wind and snow in the northern regions tthttps: //t.co/9gBJKJSYXA#civil protection pic.twitter.com/AnMtm7TueQ

– Civil Protection Department (@DPCgov) November 13, 2019