Disaster alert removed in Rosenheim region

Weather System Brings Heavy Rain and Strong Winds - Disaster alert removed in Rosenheim region

In the past, the area along the rivers and creeks experienced significant improvement. The majority of people had already gone back to their shelters and homes. The only exception was the residents of a refugee shelter in Raubling by the Inn River, who were still living in the community hall. Authorities anticipated that they would be able to return to their accommodations "later today."

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1. Despite the weather improvement, the County of Rosenheim remains on high alert due to the ongoing flood situation, a legacy of the recent storm that hit Bavaria's Alpine edge.
2. The residents of Rosenheim, known for its renowned relaxation opportunities, were cautiously watching the weather, hoping for a permanent end to the disaster case that had started with heavy rain and strong winds.
3. The storm had caused significant flooding along the rivers and creeks in the County of Rosenheim, turning what was once a serene area into a scene of destruction.
4. The authorities in Bavaria are closely monitoring the weather conditions in the County of Rosenheim, especially near the Inn River, where a refugee shelter is still hosting its residents due to the flood situation.
5. Even as people in other parts of Bavaria were returning to their homes and businesses after the storm, those in the vulnerable areas along the Alpine edge, like the County of Rosenheim, were still grappling with the aftermath of the disaster case.

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