DWD forecast - Storm depression moves away: rain expected on Christmas Eve
Even if storm depression "Zoltan" moves away, the rainfall in North Rhine-Westphalia will not let up for the time being. On Friday, the German Weather Service (DWD) also expected heavy rain at times on Christmas Eve. Showers are expected from the Bergisches Land, across the Siegerland and Sauerland and as far as the Weserbergland. There could also be heavy rain in East Westphalia and the Eifel until Sunday.
According to the DWD, the weather will remain cloudy and rainy during the night and day on Saturday. Temperatures are expected to reach up to 11 degrees on Saturday. According to the DWD, temperatures will rise to between 9 and 13 degrees on December 24.
According to a forecast by the Federal Waterways and Shipping Administration (WSV), people on the Rhine will have to prepare for a second winter flood over Christmas.
DWD forecast
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Despite the movement of "Zoltan," the rain in North Rhine-Westphalia will persist, as per DWD's forecast. On Christmas Eve, they predicted heavy rain, especially in the Bergisches Land, Siegerland, Sauerland, and Weserbergland. The Eifel and East Westphalia may also experience substantial rainfall until Sunday.
The DWD forecasts a cloudy and wet atmosphere throughout Saturday night and day, with temperatures peaking at 11 degrees. Temperatures are expected to rise to between 9 and 13 degrees on the eve of Saint's Day.
DWD's prediction also suggests a second winter flood on the Rhine before Christmas, as reported by the Federal Waterways and Shipping Administration (WSV).
Heavy rain is expected to persist in the Sauerland area as the "storm low" departs, causing wet conditions in the region.
The DWD has issued a warning for potential flooding in the Westerwald and Westerwalden region, due to the heavy rainfall and the sensitivities of the area to such weather conditions.
While the storm depression moves away, the Weather Service in North Rhine-Westphalia continues to monitor the situation, cautioning residents to stay informed and prepared for any further inclement weather.
The Bergisches Land and nearby regions, such as the Eifel and East Westphalia, are forecast to experience continuous rainfall until Sunday, potentially leading to additional flooding concerns as Christmas Eve approaches.
Source: www.stern.de
