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🇮🇹 Funnel Cloud in Italy: A Natural Phenomenon Resembling a Tornado

🌪️ On March 13, a funnel-shaped cloud, strongly resembling a tornado, was spotted in Sizzano, Italy.

While such clouds do not always develop into full-fledged tornadoes, their appearance is often associated with unstable weather conditions.

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🇮🇹 Italy | Funnel clouds spark concern across northern regions

🌪 On Wednesday, May 7, 2025, unusual funnel-shaped clouds were spotted across northern Italy, drawing widespread attention on social media. Residents from both the eastern and western parts of the region shared striking images and videos of the rare phenomenon.

In the west, a funnel cloud was observed in the town of Biandrate (Novara province, Piedmont region). Meanwhile, in the east, at least three funnel clouds were reported between Chioggia and the island of Pellestrina in the Veneto region, according to the community “Tornado in Italia.” It remains unclear whether any of them touched the ground and developed into full-fledged tornadoes, but their appearance certainly caused concern among locals.

‼️🌍 Such occurrences are highly unusual for the temperate climate of northern Italy in May. They serve as a visible sign of increasing climate instability. With extreme and unpredictable weather events becoming more common worldwide, the scientific community must urgently unite to thoroughly study these changes and develop strategies to mitigate and prevent their impacts.

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🇲🇽 Funnel Cloud Spotted in Ixcaya, Toluca, Mexico (June 10, 2025)

🌪 On June 10, a funnel-shaped cloud was observed in the Ixcaya area of Toluca (State of Mexico). This atmospheric phenomenon is often associated with conditions that can lead to tornado formation.

📸 Images of the cloud quickly spread on social media, raising concern among local residents. According to meteorological services, the cloud did not touch the ground and caused no damage.

☁️ Such phenomena are commonly linked to powerful storm fronts and atmospheric instability, especially during the rainy season.

🌍 Meteorologists have noted an increase in sightings of such events in central Mexico, which may be related to climate change and the intensification of extreme weather patterns.