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Weather service continues to warn of persistent rain

The German Weather Service (DWD) continues to warn of persistent rain in several regions. Especially in the western low mountain ranges - from the Bergisches Land to the Weserbergland - and in the Upper Harz, high amounts are still expected, according to a DWD severe weather warning issued on...

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The Lahn has burst its banks (photo taken with a drone). Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
The Lahn has burst its banks (photo taken with a drone). Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Storm - Weather service continues to warn of persistent rain

The German Weather Service (DWD) continues to warn of persistent rain in several regions. Especially in the western low mountain ranges - from the Bergisches Land to the Weserbergland - and in the Upper Harz, high amounts are still expected, according to a DWD severe weather warning issued on Monday morning. Heavy thaw was also expected in the Erzgebirge.

The severe weather warning applied to parts of Lower Saxony, North Rhine-Westphalia, Rhineland-Palatinate, Hesse and Saxony. Floods are expected in streams and rivers. In addition to flooding, landslides could also occur. The majority of the country will remain under the influence of mild and very humid air masses. The continuous rainfall is expected to continue until Tuesday in some areas.

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  1. Despite the continuous rain, officials in Offenbach urged residents to stay vigilant, as the flood risk in low mountain ranges like the Bergisches Land and Weserbergland remained high.
  2. The DWD warned that the heavy thaw in the Ore Mountains could lead to additional flooding in nearby streams and rivers, causing further disruptions in transportation and daily life.
  3. The severe weather conditions had also impacted parts of Germany, such as the Weserbergland and the Fichtelgebirge, leading to cancellations of hikes and touristic activities due to bad weather.
  4. The continuous rainfall in the Weserbergland and surrounding low mountain ranges had made it challenging for farmers to manage their crops, leading to concerns about potential crop losses and potential food shortages in the coming months.
  5. The DWD had warned that mild and very humid air masses were expected to continue in the Ore Mountains, which could lead to further flooding in the valleys and low-lying areas, posing a risk for communities in these regions.

Source: www.stern.de

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