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This disaster was caused by overflowing water from the river’. He said, ‘Our team has gone to locations hit by disasters, and we continue to monitor. The Head of the Jembrana Regional Disaster Management Agency, I Putu Agus Artana Putra, told reporters on Monday, 17th October, that teams are working as hard as they can to resolve the issue. Several bridges in West Bali collapsed due to landslides and flooding, causing delays from Gilimanuk to Denpasar.

Over the weekend, the devastation continued as weather damaged vital transportation routes and rural communities. A boat sank in rough waters near the capital Cagliari, Sardinia.Heavy rains and storms have been ravishing Bali for over a week. Trees fell over, snow fell in the Apennines and even to low levels in Bologna and there are still towns without electricity. Italy – Storm force winds of over 60mph in the far NE for Trieste and intense gusts for Venice and Rome. The heavy rain gets stuck and so flooding seems inevitable along with further lightning storms and violent winds.
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The potential path is plotted showing a slight movement eastward, but it’s not like our fast-moving autumn storms which can bring damaging gusts and heavy rain but zip across the UK. Croatia has seen a very strong Bora downslope wind, giving dangerous conditions down to the eastern Adriatic coast On Thursday MeteoAlarm the European weather warning system highlighted the risk of high winds, heavy rain, frequent lightning for Italy, Greece, FYR Macedonia and Croatia and large waves for Malta. The actual details of which regions will be affected is changing with each model run, making warnings difficult. This looks like Friday into Saturday particularly for Greece. If these changes do take place, to a sub-tropical storm, with a shallow almost symmetric warm core then there will be further violent winds, torrential rains and dangerous flooding. It’s about structure and the system's core. Ophelia the hurricane which took a strange path in October, underwent ET transition from a tropical hurricane to a post-tropical hurricane.

It is all these characteristics which made lows one thing or the other. If this low does change into a Medicane it could have the signature eye with deep convective cloud circle and spiralling convective bands. In the transition, the core warms and separates from the surface low pressure. If a Medicane was going to form, it would go through a transition from extratropical to tropical-like status. There is an extra-tropical cyclone, the deep cut- off low, like the mid-latitude depressions, usual cold-core, which head to the UK in autumn. We have a cut off bow of Jetstream over the Med. We have cold air up above (500hPa), warmer air below (850hPa). The Mediterranean Sea at this time of year is still relatively warm but not +26C which you would usually associate with a proper hurricane forming. Not really an official meteorological term but it identifies these uncommon circulations which display tropical characteristics. See what they've done there Mediterranean / Hurricane. What can result, lout of season from when you might expect the traditional Atlantic hurricanes, is a Medicane.
