Check a trip against the risks that regularly disrupt travel in Italy: extreme weather, strikes in critical services, protests and high-risk events that could turn violent, and seasonal dangers. Each comes with its source, its status and a public accuracy record.

Plans can be disrupted by how reality turns out. Knowing a risk shows you what could happen, so you can decide better.

Only what regularly causes trouble is listed: orange and red weather and heat warnings, strikes in air, rail, sea, big-city transport, health and energy, protests and high-risk football matches, seasonal dangers.

How to read the danger rank (A–E)

The colour is the authority's warning. The danger rank is ours: how dangerous and disruptive an entry can be, from A (worst) to E (mildest), on four criteria in the order shown beside the rank: spread · volatility · severity · costs. A dash means the criterion does not apply. It orders entries: it is not a probability and does not make a trip safe.

1. Geographic spread

A
Nationwide, or 10,000 km² and more
B
Several provinces: 1,000 to 10,000 km²
C
A city and its surroundings: 100 to 1,000 km²
D
A neighbourhood or a transport hub: 10 to 100 km²
E
A single site or venue: under 10 km²

2. Volatility and escalation

A
Can turn into a crisis within hours, with little or no warning
B
Conditions shift fast: it can get worse within a day or two
C
Moderate: follows the usual pattern, some chance of being worse than announced
D
Slow and predictable: announced, time-limited, rarely changes
E
Stable: no realistic prospect of escalating

3. Severity of harm and disruption

A
Danger to life or lasting injury; emergency services themselves under strain
B
Precautions are known, but failing them means severe injury; recovery may need evacuation
C
Lasting disruption, possible hospital care or significant property loss; knock-on effects on travel
D
Little effect on safety; minor injuries seen at a local clinic
E
A temporary inconvenience, recoverable within days (delays, minor fees)

4. Unplanned costs

A
Exorbitant emergency costs: charter evacuation, major medical transport, legal defence
B
High sudden expense: rerouted flights, last-minute safe lodging, rescue
C
Moderate: lodging after a delay, clinic fees, replacing documents
D
Minor: extra baggage fees, transport surcharges
E
Negligible beyond a normal travel fund

Overall rank

A Extreme · B High · C Moderate · D Low · E Minimal

How we calculate it

Tuesday 10 November

Wednesday 11 November

Thursday 12 November

Friday 13 November

Saturday 14 November

Monday 16 November

Friday 20 November

Saturday 21 November

Sunday 22 November

Friday 4 December

Thursday 10 December

Saturday 12 December

Monday 14 December

Tuesday 15 December

Wednesday 16 December

Friday 15 January

Sources last checked 10 Nov 2026, 01:25 · sources and attribution