DWD weather outlook: - Heavy rain resembling thunderstorms may occur in Bavaria due to wet weather.
Downpours and more downpours: Germany's Weather Service (DWD) predicts wet weather ahead for Bavaria. Between Friday and Sunday, expect heavy rainfall with totals ranging from 50 to 90 liters per square meter. In certain areas, up to 150 liters per square meter is possible. The DWD has issued a precautionary notice.
The Bavarian Flood Information Service (HND) noted on Corpus Christi that only at the Schwarzach in Warnbach (Swandorf region) hit level 1 of 4. In this stage, water might occasionally overflow. Initially, the HND anticipated no flood incidents, yet local flooding could not be entirely discounted. The police departments confirmed no losses or casualties.
Thursday's DWD forecast includes heavy rain, individual thunderstorms, strong winds, and minor hail. Friday is forecast to be overcast, with rain spreading from the south. In Bavaria's north, expect showers and thunderstorms even after a dry start.
On Saturday, DWD anticipates mainly rainy conditions and temperatures between 13 and 18 degrees Celsius. The rain may turn drier in the southern part from afternoon. Sunday is expected to have rain especially around the Danube and in Swabia. However, at eastern Alpine foothills and the Bavarian Forest, it may be completely dry. Temperatures will reach highs of between 16 and 21 degrees Celsius.
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- The DWD issued a warning about the potential for flooding in Schwarzach, a town in Bavaria, due to the heavy rain and potential storms during the Corpus Christi weekend.
- On Sunday, as the rain continued in Bavaria, hundreds of tourists were forced to change their plans for a day trip to the Alpine foothills, opting instead to explore Munich's indoor attractions.
- The rain that fell in Bavaria during the weekend totaled up to 150 liters per square meter in some areas, causing the Schwarzach in Warnbach to reach level 1 of 4, according to the Bavarian Flood Information Service.
- Despite the wet weather forecast for Bavaria during the weekend, the city of Munich remained popular among tourists, who welcomed the opportunity to experience the city's rich culture and history, even in the rain.
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