Authorities Issue Alerts - The DWD issues warning for heavy rain and flooding over the weekend, as maps demonstrate present storms.
## Weather Updates
Track where storms are brewingReal-time rainfall updateThunderstorm warnings for today
On Thursday, as per the German Weather Service's (DWD) latest report, the whole country will witness thunderstorms with heavy rain, accompanied by strong wind gusts, intense rainfall, and hail.
DWD has issued alerts for heavy rain on Thursday. In the eastern part of Baden-Württemberg and several areas in Bavaria, ranging from the Baden-Württemberg border to around Regensburg and from the Alps to Bamberg, heavy rain is expected, with up to 100 liters of rain per square meter. It's crucial to note that people's lives and safety are in danger due to flooded roads, underpasses, and buildings near watercourses. Landslides are also a potential risk.
Weather Map I: Keep an eye on lightning, thunder, and rain spots
The interactive map below shows you where it's currently raining, thundering, or lighting up. You can also access the forecast for a later time using the timeline located at the bottom of the image. You can change the displayed layer from rain to snow by clicking on the "Rain" tab at the top right-hand corner.
Powered by Windy.com, the makers use the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts' model for their visualizations and forecasts.
Weather Map II: Experience real-time rainfall updates
The map you see above illustrates real-time rainfall stats. It's courtesy of Wetter.de, a website owned by the RTL Group.
Weather Map III: Know today's thunderstorm warnings
The map above showcases the DWD's thunderstorm alerts for today. It's a binary weather map; places marked in red indicate thunderstorm warnings.
Source: DWD via dpa
Read also:
- Rain expected again: The situation in the flood areas remains threatening
- Continuous rain until Thursday: Concerns about collapsing dykes are growing in the flood areas
- Flood situation remains tense - more rain forecast
- Flood situation remains tense - weir on the Elbe is opened
The 'Top news' headline on Friday could potentially include the forecast of the ongoing thunderstorm in Germany, cautioning citizens about heavy rain and possible flooding.
The 'Headlines' section on Saturday's newspaper might highlight the impact of the storm in Baden-Württemberg and Bavaria, with reports of flooded roads, underpasses, and buildings near watercourses, urging residents to take necessary precautions.
On Sunday, weather updates might discuss the aftermath of the thunderstorm, sharing the 'Top news' of any relief efforts, clean-up operations, and assessments of damages caused by the storm in several parts of Germany.
Source:
