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Significant easing of the flood situation in Thuringia

The flood situation in Thuringia has eased considerably as water levels have fallen. This is according to a situation report published by the State Office for the Environment, Mining and Nature Conservation on Wednesday. The water levels fell everywhere, it said.

Floods in Thuringia. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
Floods in Thuringia. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Weather - Significant easing of the flood situation in Thuringia

The flood situation in Thuringia has eased considerably as water levels have fallen. This is according to a situation report published by the State Office for the Environment, Mining and Nature Conservation on Wednesday. The water levels fell everywhere, it said.

In the northern Unstrut area, the water levels are still above the guideline value for the start of a report. However, the trend is falling. The all-clear could probably be given for the Saale and Ilm regions on Wednesday.

Flood situation report

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  1. Although the flood situation in Erfurt, a city in Thuringia, has significantly improved, the water levels in certain northern Unstrut areas still exceed the recommended guideline values.
  2. The State Office for the Environment, Mining, and Nature Conservation in Thuringia released a management report indicating that the overall flood situation has improved significantly due to decreasing water levels.
  3. Relaxation is in order for residents in the Saale and Ilm regions as the flood situation there might be declared clear soon, according to the latest flood situation report.
  4. The flood management in Thuringia has shown positive results with the weather conditions and effective measures, leading to a significant decrease in the flood water levels across the state.
  5. The upcoming weather forecasts are closely monitored by the State Office in Thuringia to ensure they are prepared for any potential changes in the water level or flood situation.

Source: www.stern.de

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