Liguria

Weather alerts are in place across northern Italy as intense rainfall hits Piedmont and Liguria, with flooding reported around Savona and the orange alert extended by the regional environment agency. Veneto authorities have also issued warnings for strong winds, while more rain and thunderstorms are forecast from Tuesday in Friuli, with sunshine expected to return by Thursday.

People in Naples are checking forecasts as a yellow alert for thunderstorms covers part of Campania from this afternoon. The bad weather comes ahead of the Ognissanti long weekend, with cold and rain expected across the region. Heavy storms have already caused flash floods and landslides in Liguria, where more than 350 mm of rain fell, with orange alerts in six regions.

Genoa's city authorities have issued an orange weather alert for thunderstorms until midnight, followed by a yellow alert until Monday afternoon. Heavy rain has battered Liguria, with Savona recording over 368 millimetres of rainfall. Forecasts point to continued storms across the region, with strong winds but some sunshine also reported, as renewed bad weather sweeps Italy.

Roma is drawing attention on two fronts. Italian outlets are pointing readers to how to watch Roma against Manchester United, with a fixture dated 4 November 2026 drawing searches in Italy and abroad. Separately, hundreds of people travelled from Liguria to Rome to demonstrate in defence of jobs, wages and workers' rights, keeping the capital in the headlines.