Weser again above reporting level 2 at two measuring points

Höxter - Weser again above reporting level 2 at two measuring points

The flood in Lower Saxony has once again exceeded reporting level 2 at two measuring points. The water level of the Weser in Höxter broke the 500 centimeter mark on Thursday night, according to data from the Lower Saxony State Agency for Water Management, Coastal Defence and Nature Conservation (NLWKN). The second reporting level was also reached at the Karlshafen Weser measuring station on Wednesday evening with 440 centimeters, and the trend is rising in both areas. Reporting level 2 means that agricultural and forestry areas in particular could be flooded.

The floods have been causing problems for people in Germany for several days due to persistent rainfall. In Lower Saxony, places along the Weser, Aller and Leine rivers and some of their tributaries are particularly affected. Many towns and cities are fighting against flooding with numerous emergency services, securing dykes and erecting additional protective barriers.

Measured values of the NLWKN

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1. The persistent bad weather in Lower Saxony has led to the water level of the Weser in Höxter surpassing the 500 centimeter mark, as reported by the Lower Saxony State Agency for Water Management, Coastal Defence and Nature Conservation (NLWKN).
2. The Flood in Lower Saxony has reached reporting level 2 at two measuring points along the Weser, with the water level in Höxter and Karlshafen exceeding the designated levels.
3. farmers and forestry workers in Höxter and other affected areas in Lower Saxony are at risk due to the rising water level, as reporting level 2 indicates potential flooding in agricultural and forestry areas.
4. The Weser river in Lower Saxony, including the measuring points in Höxter and Karlshafen, is constantly monitored by the NLWKN, providing vital data on the water level and flood risks.
5. The Netherlands Water Level Service (NLWKN) has reported that the water level of the Weser in Höxter and Karlshafen has been consistently above the reporting level 2, indicating the ongoing threat of flooding in Lower Saxony.

Source: www.stern.de