As far as I saw on the news with Paul Delegato on Fox13, no, don't believe so...there's a heavy squal line offshore to the south of Naples, from what he showed on the tv. VIPER showed some suspicious rotation markers in the wind fields that they were keeping an eye on, but the majority of that stuff was offshore and moving towards Naples.
I got the impression it's just going to be a long night of lots of wind, rain, and prolly some good lightning shows to boot.
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