Red alarm level: storm warning - Germany in the thunderstorm chaos

Red alarm level: storm warning - Germany in the thunderstorm chaos

severe weather warnings: The effects on the population in several counties

A new storm causes unrest in Germany. This time, the south and east of the country are particularly affected. The German Weather Service has proclaimed the highest warning level for several counties. Strong thunderstorms with a large hail, heavy rain and even hurricane gusts are expected. The situation in southern Germany near Munich is particularly critical, where an official severe weather warning is active. The population is asked to take precautionary measures and to bring themselves to safety.

The storm is expected to also hit other regions of the country. Large preliminary warnings were published for the east and parts of the north of Germany. Here there is a risk of heavy thunderstorms with local violent heavy rain and hail. The short -term precipitation can lead to flooding, which could lead to significant damage to property and infrastructure.

Summer keeps Germany in suspense, but not always with pleasant temperatures. While the mercury column increases to 29 degrees, there are also threats of violent thunderstorms and local storms. Meteorologists warn of storm -like developments that could bring extreme amounts of heavy rain, gusts of wind and large hailstormers.

It is expected that the storm also favors the development of thunderstorm super cells, which in turn can result in the formation of tornados. Regions in the south are particularly at risk to the northeast of Germany. The population is asked to follow the weather warnings carefully and take appropriate precautions.

The storm can lead to considerable restrictions in public life, including traffic disabilities and possible damage to buildings and cars. It is therefore advisable to prepare for possible evacuations and to secure important objects. The security and well -being of the population have top priority, while the country deals with the effects of this storm.

- Nag