German Meteorological Agency Issues Forecast Update - Possible heavy rainfall in certain regions of southern Germany.
The German Meteorological Agency (DWD) predicts intense rain showers in some regions of Baden-Württemberg and Bavaria in the near future.
DWD has issued formal alerts for heavy and prolonged rain. Affected areas include the eastern part of Baden-Württemberg and several regions of Bavaria extending from the Baden-Württemberg border to around Regensburg and from the Alps to Bamberg. In these locations, the DWD foresees heavy and continuous rainfall. The weather service anticipates up to 100 liters of rainfall per square meter in these areas.
The DWD asserts that there's a potential risk to life and property due to submerged streets, underpasses, and buildings near water bodies. Landslides might also occur.
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The weather in southern Germany, specifically Baden-Württemberg and Bavaria, is expected to be dangerous due to the continuous rain. This could lead to a danger of flooding in affected areas, including Munich and Stuttgart. The German Meteorological Agency (DWD) has issued a warning for heavy and prolonged rainfall, predicting up to 100 liters per square meter. With submerged streets, underpasses, and buildings near water bodies, there's a potential risk to life and property. Landslides might also occur, making the weekend in these regions somewhat challenging. Residents are advised to stay informed and prepared, as the Alps region in Southern Germany is also expected to have increased rainfall. DWD's Rainfall Warning System is actively monitoring the situation, providing updates and alerts to the public.
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