There has been flooding and landslides in parts of northern Italy as red alerts cover cities including Florence and Pisa.

Unusually severe flooding continued to keep the central Italian region of Tuscany on high alert on ... has fallen slightly in the regional capital Florence. The Arno runs through both cities ...

ROME (AP) — Heavy rains hit the Italian regions of Tuscany and Emilia-Romagna on Friday, pushing the main rivers in the regions above alert levels for flooding. In the central Tuscany region, schools ...

In Florence, the Uffizi Galleries -- the world ... More than 500 firefighters were working across Tuscany, the interior minister said, with more than 300 interventions either carried out or ...

Torrential rains have caused Italian authorities to issue red alerts for parts of Tuscany and Emilia-Romagna. Dozens of people have been evacuated.

flooding streets and swelling waterways in Tuscany, the region where Florence is located. “The important flood peak of the Arno passed along the entire length without any critical issues ...

In the central Tuscany region, schools remained closed in several cities, including Florence, where the local administration closed museums, cinemas and theatres. Advertisement Article continues ...

In Tuscany, schools in several cities, including Florence, were closed, as red alerts were issued. Several campuses of the University of Florence were also shut. The city also saw the closure of ...

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Sandbags are placed on a street in Bologna, Italy, Friday March 14, 2025, as heavy rain battered the northern Emilia-Romagna region, where local rivers were above alert levels. (Guido Calamosca ...

Eugenio Giani, head of the central Tuscany region that includes Florence and Pisa, told citizens to exercise "maximum care and attention", warning of "intense and persistent rain" during the day.