The weather system is expected to be accompanied by significant forecast uncertainty. This means that rainfall could arrive quickly and with localized intensity, making it difficult to predict exactly where it will hit hardest. In addition to rain , hail, lightning, and gusts of wind are expected, which could cause damage to structures and vegetation.
Attention is also focused on hydrogeological risks. Heavy rainfall risks causing flooding, rapid rises in river and stream levels, and water flow onto roads. Landslide-prone areas could be particularly vulnerable, with potential rockfall and mudslides.
Given this potentially dangerous situation, the Civil Protection Department has already sent a memo to all municipalities, urging them to activate their respective Municipal Operations Centers (COC). The goal is to implement all necessary measures to prevent, combat, and mitigate damage, in line with existing civil protection plans. Residents are advised to pay attention to public greenery and closely monitor communications from the Regional Operations Center.
