Frequently, over 130 liters per square meter accumulate within a day's time frame.

Climate Updates - Frequently, over 130 liters per square meter accumulate within a day's time frame.

In the midst of the heavy downpour in Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg, regions witnessed rainfall levels of 130 liters per square meter and above. The German Weather Service (DWD) based in Offenbach reported that Sigmarszell-Zeisertsweiler, Bavaria, saw 135 liters of rainfall in 24 hours from Friday 8:00 am. Kißlegg, Baden-Württemberg, experienced a similar deluge of 130 liters. By Saturday morning, a number of cities in both states had collected over 100 liters per square meter in the preceding 24 hours.

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The excessive precipitation in Germany led to a storm warning in several areas, causing concern about potential floods. The high levels of rainfall, exceeding 130 liters per square meter, were experienced not only in Bavaria but also in neighboring Baden-Württemberg. This heavy precipitation is a symbol of the unpredictable weather patterns that become more common due to climate change. Despite the weather challenges, life in cities like Offenbach continues, with residents hoping for a break in the storm and return to normal rainfall levels.

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