Florence and Pesa are alert when the flood strikes in northern Italy

There were floods and landslides in parts of northern Italy, covering red weather alerts, cities including Florence and Pisa.

The heavy rain prompted the alert to parts of Tuscany and Emilia Romania, as heavy and continuous rains are expected until Friday afternoon.

The President of Tuscany said that local rescue and health services were at a state of high alert and advised residents to practice “the utmost attention and caution.”

The landslides and mud collapses were reported in Bologna, where some residents were evacuated on Thursday evening before heavy rains.

No victims have been reported yet, and the city said that the worst flood had passed by mid -morning.

A family of four members of a landslide in Badia Bratajlia, Tuscany, was rescued on Thursday evening, according to the local media.

The National Fire Brigade said it had received dozens of calls after Rimagio was flooded and flowed in the Sisto Fioreno region on the outskirts of North Florence.

In Pisa, the flood defenses were built along the Arno River, where the local authorities have warned that they exceeded the first level offered by the floods.

The roads were also affected by floods and fallen trees, as the residents of Florence advised not to travel after partially closed the A1 highway.

Schools were closed in more than 60 municipalities in Tuscany, according to local media, and there were several branches of universities at the University of Florence.

Red weather alerts – which indicate a serious risk of severe and widespread floods – will continue throughout the day.

Some rivers were already swollen in Emilia Romania after the previous rains.

More than 1,000 people were evacuated from their homes in the northeastern region in September 2024 after it was It was beaten by the storm Boris.

In the previous year, 13 people died in the area Six months later, the rains fell on a day and a half. Twenty rivers detonated their banks and there were about 280 landslides.

The destroyed floods that the storm brought Boris was badly due to climate change, The scientists said in the global weather assignment group.

Europe is the fastest continent – which not only brings more frequent and intense heat waves, But the rainfall is also more extreme.

A more hot world means that the atmosphere can carry more moisture, which may lead to heavier rain.