Rome – A new weather alert covers parts of twelve Italian regions on Sunday, 15 November. An Atlantic front brings more rain, especially on the Tyrrhenian side. The whole of Campania is under a yellow alert for 24 hours from 6 in the morning. Light snow is expected above about 1.500 to 1.800 meters in the western Alps.
In central Italy, showers are expected mainly in Tuscany, Umbria and Lazio. Farther south, rain will chiefly affect the Tyrrhenian side of the mainland. Scattered showers are forecast for Sardinia and, in Sicily, mainly around Trapani. Many areas along the Adriatic will stay cloudy, while the skies over the northern Italian plain may clear at times.
Weather alert in Campania lasts until Monday morning
Campania’s Civil Protection expects local thunderstorms, especially around midday. Water can collect on roads and smaller waterways can rise quickly. The weather service also warns of localized flooding around the Sorrento and Amalfi peninsulas, the upper Sele and northern Cilento, particularly where the ground is already saturated from recent rain.
Southern Tuscany is under a yellow alert until 10 in the morning, according to the latest regional bulletin. It covers coastal and inland areas. In Emilia-Romagna, the focus is on river levels after several days of rain. The latest forecast puts the heaviest rain on Monday back on the Tyrrhenian side of central Italy. Scattered showers remain possible in Campania and western Calabria.
