Ten days after the flood that devastated the Marche, Italy is preparing to face a new weekend of weather alert which, in all probability, is destined to extend into the first days of next week.
On Sunday four regions of the Center-South - Lazio, Molise, Tuscany and Campania - will be in orange
, while another ten - including the Marche - in yellow.
For the moment there are no particular problems to report even if the first rain has already arrived in the area hit by the water bomb last week.
The Municipality of Senigallia has invited citizens to keep a "vigilant alert", inviting the inhabitants of the red zone to "avoid the basement and street level rooms and to spend the night between Saturday and Sunday on the upper floors, moving only for actual and urgent need".
A large area of low pressure will first affect the center-north and then the south
.
The mayor of Empoli has banned any outdoor activity in public gardens and parks until Sunday, while in Genoa - due to bad weather - a wooden boat sank during the Millevele.
From Saturday evening, the Civil Protection foresees scattered to diffuse rainfall, also of a reverse or thunderstorm character, on Lazio, especially on the coastal and southern sectors, in extension to Campania, Abruzzo, Molise and northern Puglia.
From the early hours of Sunday, on the other hand, scattered to diffuse rainfall is expected, even as a downpour or thunderstorm, on Friuli Venezia Giulia and, from the morning, the phenomena, accompanied by strong showers, frequent electrical activity, local hailstorms and strong gusts of wind will persist even on Umbria and Marche.
