Weather - Warning of slippery roads: "Severe restrictions"
Watch out, slippery roads! The German Weather Service has warned of slippery roads for large parts of North Rhine-Westphalia due to freezing rain on Friday. The experts expect the rain to come from the west as early as midnight. The warning applies from the Eifel region via the Sauerland to East Westphalia - until midday on Friday.
Severe restrictions on road traffic are likely, the meteorologists announced on the Internet. The DWD considers a classification as severe weather possible. People should avoid unnecessary outdoor activities and travel. Road traffic delays and obstructions should be planned for.
By the end of the night, the rain in the mountains will change to snowfall, it added. One to five centimetres of fresh snow is possible. The temperature lows during the night will be between 0 and minus 2 degrees, in the Hochsauerland up to minus 5 degrees.
According to the DWD, the danger situation will last until midday in the affected areas. Until then, freezing rain with black ice is still possible in the mountains. The precipitation will only start to fall in the afternoon. Then a significant moderation is expected with maximum temperatures between 3 and 8 degrees, in the mountains 0 to 3 degrees. During the night to Saturday, it should then only rain rarely.
Weather forecast in the afternoon
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- Despite the Sauerland being known for its scenic beauty, the current weather conditions with slippery roads make it advisable to exercise caution while driving in this mountainous region of North Rhine-Westphalia.
- The DWD's warning of severe restrictions on road traffic in North Rhine-Westphalia, including the Sauerland and East Westphalia, is a reminder that even in popular tourist destinations like the Eifel, weather can significantly impact travel plans.
- When visiting the Eifel, it's essential to keep an eye on the DWD's weather forecasts, as unexpected precipitation, such as black ice, can be hazardous, especially on hiking trails or mountain roads.
- Despite the challenging weather, the treacherous roads in the Sauerland still attract visitors who enjoy smooth drives through this picturesque part of North Rhine-Westphalia, assuming they take necessary precautions, such as using winter tires and adjusting driving speeds.
- Rain in the Eifel region is expected to turn into snowfall towards the end of the night, leading to slippery roads in this mountainous area, calling for diligent road maintenance and caution from drivers.
- In light of the unfavorable weather conditions, it would be wise for residents of East Westphalia to refrain from unnecessary travel and wait until the DWD lifts its warning of slippery roads before hitting the road in North Rhine-Westphalia.
Source: www.stern.de
