An Italian town is now hanging at the edge of a cliff after a recent storm caused a severe landslide in the area. The hilltop town of Niscemi, located in southern Sicily, was hit with strong winds and rain amid Storm Harry last week, and the aftermath caused a 2.5-mile-long section of a cliff to collapse in the town on Sunday, Jan. 25, according to the BBC and The Times. Footage obtained by PEOPLE show houses hanging from the edge of the sharp cliff that the natural disaster created. In one shot, a car can be seen teetering halfway off the edge as pieces of the saturated soil continue to crumble around it.
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