A tornado crossed the north of Rome one morning, around the Prati Fiscali and Conca d'Oro neighbourhoods. It pulled up many trees, mostly old pines, and knocked market stalls over. Fallen branches blocked the streets and traffic came to a stop. Two people were slightly hurt.
▶ Open on the mapIts path was about 6.4 kilometres long but only around 400 metres wide, so it struck a narrow strip of the city.