Overview

• Rimini officials described the storm as an authentic maritime supercell that dumped 74 millimetres of rain, including 30–50 millimetres in roughly 20 minutes, with hail and powerful coastal gusts.
• Wind speeds reported around 100–120 km/h toppled trees and street furniture, flooding roads and underpasses across the Riviera Romagnola.
• A fallen tree on the Rimini–Ravenna line forced firefighters to evacuate 23 people from a stranded train, with regional rail traffic suspended before technicians reopened the line around 12:00.
• The provincial fire operations center logged about 300 calls for flooded underpasses, downed branches and assistance, as drainage progressed without unusual concern.
• Cervia activated its municipal operations center and closed pinete and parks, while beach clubs, including Papeete in Milano Marittima, reported damage but worked to remain operational.