Flood situation - Rhine water levels continue to fall
The water levels of the Rhine in Rhineland-Palatinate are continuing to fall. The Rhineland-Palatinate Flood Forecasting Center announced on Thursday that water levels on the Middle Rhine are expected to fall at least until the turn of the year. On Friday, the water level at the Koblenz gauge is expected to fall below five meters. According to the forecast, water levels will also continue to fall on the Upper Rhine. There is currently no immediate danger of flooding on the other rivers in the state.
Flood report Rhineland-Palatinate
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- Despite the falling water levels, the Rhineland-Palatinate Flood Forecasting Center continues to closely monitor the situation on the Middle Rhine and the Upper Rhine.
- The turn of the year might bring a respite for the communities along the Middle Rhine, as the flood forecasting center predicts a decrease in water levels.
- The water level on the Mainz gauge has been following a similar trend, gradually decreasing in line with the forecast of the Rhineland-Palatinate Flood Forecasting Center.
- While the flood situation on the Rhine improves, Coblenz and other towns on the Mainz-Koblenz stretch remain vigilant, as even a slight increase in the water level can pose a threat.
- The flood forecasting center issued a warning for the Upper Rhine, urging residents to stay updated on the water level updates and any potential changes in the flood situation.
Source: www.stern.de
