Severe storms strike northern Italy

Strong storms struck northern Italy, causing a significant drop in temperatures and disruptions to transportation. This follows a summer that was the hottest since record-keeping began in 1950. The storms led to a temporary closure of public parks in Milan and disrupted train services, including a suspension on the line between Coli Isarco and Fleres, as well as cancellations on the Cremona-Traviglio and Cremona-Prescia lines, due to fallen branches on the tracks. This came after a summer marked by record high temperatures, with estimates suggesting that heatwaves caused an additional 5,000 to 7,000 deaths compared to average levels.

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