“Valanghe” in Italian refers to an avalanche, which is a rapid flow of snow and ice down a mountainside. Avalanches occur when a layer of snow collapses under the weight of accumulated snow or due to triggers such as changes in temperature, vibrations, or human activity. Their movement can be very swift and powerful, posing serious risks to life, property, and infrastructure in mountainous regions. The term can also symbolize overwhelming situations in a metaphorical sense, indicating an influx or overwhelming amount of something, such as responsibilities or emotions.
L'ufficio meteorologico ha emesso un avviso di valanga per diverse aree in Hokkaido, tra cui Chitose, Eniwa, Kitahiroshima, Ishikari e Tōbetsu. I residenti e i visitatori sono invitati a prestare…