An advantage for the defenders was the area of the battle as it was a treacherous mountain territory. Some intended a fast push inland at Anzio that moved toward becoming impeded in driving downpours. In this way, where the mountains receded, there were as yet sloppy moving hills, overflowed streams, and washed-out roads to hamper the Allied progress and help the German defenders. Additionally, Allies propels in Italy were moderate and hampered by overwhelming autumn downpours. It was difficult to battle because of the ground conditions. In winter, the allies couldn't utilize air assets since it was not suitable.
