Campania's Civil Protection has issued a Yellow weather alert covering the entire region, effective from 6 a.m. tomorrow for the following 24 hours. Local rain and thunderstorms are expected, with a localized hydrogeological risk.
The forecast calls for precipitation, including thunderstorms, locally of moderate intensity, especially during the central part of the day.
Possible ground effects associated with the localized hydrogeological risk include flooding, runoff on roads, rising water levels in watercourses, rockfalls and landslides.
A localized hydraulic risk is also indicated for alert zones 3, 5 and 6: the Sorrento-Amalfi Peninsula, Monti di Sarno and Monti Picentini; Tusciano and Alto Sele; and Piana del Sele and Alto Cilento.
The broader regional picture also includes south-westerly winds, rough seas with possible storm surges, and conditions made more critical by saturated soils.
The regional Civil Protection recommends that municipalities keep their Operations Centers active and prepare measures to mitigate ground impacts.
No specific municipalities affected by closures or local restrictions are listed in the ANSA report. Conditions may change with updated bulletins and the evolution of weather phenomena. Residents should follow official updates from the Campania Region and the regional Functional Center.
