Weather - Flood situation eases: water levels falling everywhere
The flood situation in Bavaria has largely calmed down. On Friday morning, the flood information service (HVZ) recorded falling water levels in all bodies of water, as a spokeswoman for the HVZ explained. The all-clear is expected from the start of the week: "Towards Monday, we no longer have any more flood levels anywhere".
No rain is expected for the weekend either, according to the German Weather Service (DWD). Saturday will initially start with cloudy skies, but the clouds should clear in the afternoon near the Alps. Sunday will also start cloudy for the time being. While there will be plenty of sunshine near the Alps, it will be cloudy in many places. After a foggy start, Monday is expected to be sunny. Highs will be a mild 13 degrees.
Weather forecast DWD situation report HVZ
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- Despite the improving flood situation in Bavaria, residents are still encouraged to monitor the flood information service (HVZ) for any updates, as sudden changes in weather can affect the water level.
- The flood information service (HVZ) in Munich has been continuously providing weather updates and flood information, playing a significant role in keeping the public informed during the flood situation.
- Bad weather conditions in Bavaria, which had worsened the flood situation, are expected to improve by the end of the week, according to the German Weather Service (DWD).
- The flood situation in Bavaria, which was primarily caused by heavy rain and high water levels, has been significantly affected by the weather changes, leading to a decrease in flood levels across the region.
Source: www.stern.de
