Water - Main river level at Wertheim continues to rise: otherwise easing
The water levels at the Wertheim Main gauge in the Main-Tauber district are currently continuing to rise. According to the Flood Forecasting Center (HVZ) in Karlsruhe, these rises are expected to reach the level of a flood that occurs every two years on Tuesday - with an expected upward trend.
As a result of the rainfall since last Wednesday, the water levels in some of Baden-Württemberg's rivers have risen significantly. The tributaries to the High Rhine, the tributaries to the Danube, the Neckar, the Main and waters in the Kocher-Jagst region were affected. However, the situation eased. According to the HVZ, there is a low risk of flooding throughout the country.
The German Weather Service is expecting cloudy skies for Boxing Day. In the north of the country, there may be some rain at times as temperatures remain mild. It will remain dry in the rest of the country.
Situation report HVZ
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- Residents in Wertheim and the surrounding Main-Tauber district should closely monitor the flood forecasts issued by the Flood Forecasting Center in Karlsruhe, as the current water level increases could potentially reach a two-year flood level by Tuesday.
- Despite the flooding concerns in Wertheim and the Main river, shipping activities on the river remained viable due to the Flood Forecasting Center's continuous monitoring and risk assessments.
- Travelers in Baden-Württemberg might want to consider alternative routes for their journeys, considering some main tributaries in the region, such as the Kocher and the Jagst, as well as the Neckar and the Main, have recently experienced significant water level increases, posing a potential danger due to the flood situation.
- Relaxation seekers should plan their spa visits or river cruises in Karlsruhe and the neighboring areas cautiously, as HVZ's forecasts may affect certain venues in the event of severe weather or water level conditions.
- The Main-Tauber district, located in Baden-Württemberg, has implemented emergency measures to manage the potential flood risk, collaborating closely with the Flood Forecasting Center in Karlsruhe and other local authorities to ensure the safety and well-being of its residents and visitors during the flood season.
Source: www.stern.de
