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Hail and Snow paralysed Part of Italy

Published: July 8, 2024
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Bad weather accompanied by heavy rain, hail and snow paralyzed Alexandria, Italy and caused major problems on the roads.

Roads full of ice and snow were seen in Alexandria yesterday after 4:00 p.m.

Thunder and storms first hit the municipality of Felizano, then soon reached Alexandria, and later also Lower Monferrato.

In the neighborhood of Kvatordi, the city literally turned the streets white, and the most problems were caused by heavy rain and wind, which forced drivers to stop.

The fire brigade in the areas of Alexandria received a large number of reports due to water accumulated on the overpasses in Felizano and Cuatordio.

“There is hail of several centimeters on the roads, be careful,” is the appeal of Civil Protection, Italian media reports.

There were many residents who reported damage in the areas of Varezoto and Comasco, and some cars were left flooded on the underpasses, “b92” reports.

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