Strong storms and showers fell upon the northern regions of Italy, while the central and southern parts of the country covered an abnormal heat.
According to local media, a strong wind and a hail the size of a walnut caused damage to vehicles in Milan, the capital of the Lombardy region in the north of the country.
In some areas of Lake Como, on the border of Italy and Switzerland, floods occurred due to an increase in water level.
During a hurricane that fell on the city of Vareze and its surroundings, many trees fell, in some areas there were landslides due to precipitation, which led to the blocking of roads.
Meanwhile, the abnormal heat that came from Africa continues to affect the central and southern regions of the country.
The Ministry of Health continues to update the risk level for a number of cities in the country against the background of an increase in extreme temperatures. In particular, in 11 cities of the central and southern regions of Italy, a “red” hazard level was declared.
Residents of Rome against the backdrop of an abnormal heat line up in long lines near the fountains in the Italian capital to gain water and refresh.