Weather - Only a short break in the rain in NRW
The continuous rain takes a short break in NRW, but it doesn't stay completely dry. And showers and thunderstorms will increase again towards the weekend. Meteorologist Nils Damke from the German Weather Service said in Essen on Tuesday that the flood situation on the rivers in the state could ease only slightly at best.
During the day, there will be more and longer dry spells. At night, however, fronts with many clouds will pass through, from which up to five liters of rain per square meter will fall in places. Temperatures will remain mild and frost-free with up to twelve degrees during the day and four to seven degrees at night.
The wind will also pick up again. Stormy gusts are expected again at the weekend.
DWD forecast flood situation report for NRW
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The brief respite in the rain in North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW) doesn't last long, as showers and thunderstorms are expected to intensify by the weekend. Despite the rain break, meteorologist Nils Damke warns that the flood situation on the state's rivers could only improve marginally. Following these heavy rains, dry spells will occur during the day, but at night, storms will bring up to five liters of rain per square meter. Despite the continuous rain, temperatures will remain mild, with daytime highs reaching twelve degrees and nighttime lows of four to seven degrees. Over the weekend, the wind will pick up again, leading to stormy gusts. The German Weather Service (DWD) has issued a flood situation report for North Rhine-Westphalia.
Source: www.stern.de
