Heavy rains cause flooding in various parts of Tuscany
• Oct 31, 2025, 8:17 AM
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Severe weather has battered Tuscany, bringing heavy rain that has caused flooding and rising river levels across the region.
The worst-hit areas early this morning were between Pisa and Livorno, where traffic was heavily disrupted.
Civil Protection units have been deployed for large-scale emergency operations in several towns.
Forecasters say the bad weather will persist through the weekend due to a new Atlantic low-pressure system.
The images here show the situation in the Pistoia area.
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