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- ph. Cristina Giachi, Deputy Mayor of Florence
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- ph. Cristina Giachi, Deputy Mayor of Florence
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- ph. Cristina Giachi, Deputy Mayor of Florence
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- ph. Harry Cochrane
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- ph. Harry Cochrane
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- ph. Harry Cochrane
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- ph. Harry Cochrane
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- ph. Harry Cochrane
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- ph. @chiara_limpida_e_serena on IG
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- ph. @chiara_limpida_e_serena on IG
The Arno River rose to its highest levels today since 1992.
The City of Florence asked everyone to stay away from the riverbanks as the Arno flowed at a capacity of 2,148 cubic metres per second in the early afternoon. The city’s civil protection corps is continuing to monitor the situation with a full weather warning in place until Monday and the advice remains to avoid the river.
More than 62 millimetres of rain have fallen on Florence in the last 24 hours with winds blowing up to 76 kilometres an hour on Saturday night.
In Pisa, the authorities are preparing for the worst as the Arno is expected to reach its peak capacity in the early hours of Monday morning. Shops have been closed and people are asked to avoid the city centre and bridges.
photo by Lorenzo Concas @lore2984 on IG
