Inundation - The lower Danube is still experiencing high water levels.
The Danube's tributaries are still seeing the flood recede, as reported by HND. At Manching/Paar, the water level fell Wednesday into warning level 3. Meanwhile, in the Isar's catchment region, the rising water levels are easing up - the gauge at Plattling remains at warning level 3, while those at Munich, Landshut-Birket, and Landau on the Isar have been downgraded to warning level 1. The flood on the Inn has passed, which caused the gauge at Passau-Marienbrucke to drop into warning level 1 as well.
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The flood peak in Donauwörth is expected to reach its maximum soon, as predicted by meteorologists in Bavaria. The storm that hit Ingolstadt caused a significant increase in the Isar's water level, forcing authorities to issue a warning at warning level 3. Despite the flood receding in some areas, Kelheim remains under a flood warning at level 3 due to the continuous high water levels in the Danube.
In contrast, the weather in Munich has improved, leading to a decrease in the water level at warning level 1 on the Isar. Meanwhile, in Passau, the flood situation has eased, moving the gauge at Passau-Marienbrucke down to warning level 1. Reports indicate that the flood situation is improving in New Ulm, where the water level in the Danube has fallen. However, the overall flood situation in Bavaria remains a concern, with authorities constantly monitoring and reporting on the water levels.