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A wave of bad weather affects Molise with a sharp drop in temperatures and snowfall in the mountains.
First taste of winter and first snowflakes in Molise.
A significant wave of bad weather has been affecting much of the regional territory since yesterday afternoon with a sharp drop in temperatures.
The mountain resorts are whitewashed, from Capracotta to Pescopennataro, in the province of Isernia, up to Campitello Matese, a ski resort in the province of Campobasso.
Heavy rain this morning across almost the entire region, including the capital.
The Civil Protection has issued a yellow alert throughout the day.
"Scattered to widespread rainfall is expected, including thunderstorms. The phenomena will be accompanied by heavy showers, strong gusts of wind, local hailstorms".

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