Scattered rainfall and isolated thunderstorms are affecting coastal areas of Liguria, Italy, according to observations from the Arpal Liguria meteorological observatory. The precipitation is currently moving towards the coast, with residual phenomena expected in the afternoon.
The regional meteorological service is monitoring the situation closely, utilizing data from ground sensors to provide real-time updates. The Arpal website provides access to observed data, including climatic and sea condition charts.
The Italian Department of Civil Protection is likewise tracking the weather system through its radar platform, which integrates data from radar networks, ground-based pluviometric stations, satellite data, and lightning networks. The platform provides information on rainfall accumulation over the last 1, 3, 6, 12, and 24 hours, as well as vertical maximum intensity and surface rainfall intensity. Data is updated every 5 to 60 minutes, depending on the product.
The Aeronautica Militare (Italian Air Force) Meteorological Service is also providing forecasts and observations, including data on solar activity. Recent reports from the Aeronautica Militare highlighted a period of intense solar activity in early February, with five powerful flares recorded. The Air Force’s mobile app provides hourly forecasts, aeronautical METAR and TAF reports for airports worldwide, and radar imagery enhanced by artificial intelligence.
The Civil Protection Department’s radar platform also provides data on temperature and cloud cover, utilizing information from ground-based thermometers and satellite imagery. The platform was updated on January 12th, 2026, and users of the API services are advised to update their systems accordingly.
