Situation regarding flooding - Numerous water levels decrease in the southwestern region.
Downstream along the Danube from the Hundersingen gauge in Sigmaringen, as well as on the Bodensee, Upper and Upper Rhine, the water levels are still on the rise. At the Maxau gauge near Karlsruhe, the peak level of 8.29 meters reached on Sunday is not expected to be surpassed again.
The Neckar trend is changing, as it's now decreasing. "Water levels have stopped rising in Mannheim and Heidelberg, but they will drop there soon as well." The Neckar gauge in Heidelberg currently sits at a height that is considered a rare occurrence, with a frequency of once every ten years.
Flood Situation Report.
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- Despite the decreasing water levels in parts of Baden-Württemberg's southwest, the situation along Lake Constance, the Upper Rhine, and the Upper Danube remains challenging due to continuing rising water levels.
- The weather in Stuttgart has been relatively calm, unlike the stormy conditions further south, which have contributed to the flooding situation along the Rhine.
- The flood situation in Heidelberg is particularly serious, with the water level currently at a height that is expected to occur once every decade.
- Emergency services have been working tirelessly to manage the flood situation in various parts of southwest Germany, including areas near Sigmaringen and the Upper Rhine.
- The flood situation report for Germany highlights the complex nature of the flooding, with some areas experiencing receding water levels while others continue to face rising water.
- The flood situation has tremendously impacted the water level along the Danube, which is still on the rise and posing a significant threat to nearby communities.
- As the flooding in Germany continues to unfold, authorities are closely monitoring the weather and water level to assess the changing flood situation and respond accordingly.
