The storm in Romagna?It's also the fault of the sea being too warm, according to an expert

"In Forlì, in 36 hours, three times more rain fell than the average rainfall in September."The meteorologist of 3bmeteo.com, Edoardo Ferrara, explains why the Boris vortex hit Emilia Romagna and Marche

BOLOGNA – Peaks of over 250 millimeters of rain, a Forlì and province, in 36 hours an amount of rain fell that was up to three times the average for the whole of September, a Bologna up to double."It is the meteorologist's bulletin from 3bmeteo.com Edward Ferrara, which explains the reasons for the extraordinary nature of the atmospheric events linked to the passage of the Boris cyclonic vortex which is currently plaguing Emilia-Romagna and Marche.

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“Cyclone Boris lingered for days in the same areas due to a blocked and reversed atmospheric circulation, which sees high pressure stationary over central-northern Europe, while in the Mediterranean and Italy the cyclonic action persisted with repeated rainfall, sometimes of exceptional magnitude as in the case of Emilia-Romagna and Marche", continues Ferrara."The everything was then exasperated by the presence of greater energy available due to a Mediterranean which until a few days ago was decidedly warmer than normal, with surface temperatures of up to 30 degrees,” recalls the meteorologist.“According to recent studies, climate change also affects these blocked configurations, as well as obviously the energy available for disturbances,” warns Ferrara.A configuration therefore, according to 3BMeteo, which in itself would not have been anomalous, but whose effects have been exasperated.

(the sea today in the province of Rimini, in the opening photo taken from Facebook)