Ice rain and gladious risk of smoothing: Winter chaos threatens all over Austria!

Ice rain and gladious risk of smoothing: Winter chaos threatens all over Austria!

Wien, Österreich - Winter is currently evident in its dangerous form in Austria and Germany, where a black ice warning was spent on numerous federal states. According to the forecasts of Kachenmannwetter.com, a millimeter thicker ice sheet is expected in Upper Austria and in the Waldviertel, which is a considerable risk for drivers. The snow that falls on Sunday morning will quickly pass into dangerous ice rain. It is not only to be expected on slippery roads, but also with dropouts and power failures, which the population calls for caution, especially in the parks of Vienna, such as krone.at reported.

snow and smoothness cause chaos on the streets

In Germany, the current onset of winter caused numerous traffic accidents on Sunday night. The German Weather Service (DWD) warned of freezing rain and smoothness, which will provide chaotic conditions, especially in the southwest and in the higher altitudes. Especially in Baden-Württemberg, the tolerance of road conditions was classified as highly dangerous. Already the day before, many people were involved in accidents due to false tires, such as summer tires on snow -covered roads. A spokesman for the Freiburg police stated that these accidents were majority due to the wrong tires, but earlier weather warnings could have prevented another accident wave, such as Tagesspiegel.de

In addition to the dangers on the streets, the airports are also affected by the extreme weather conditions. A few flights have already been painted at Munich Airport, and Frankfurt Airport is also threatened with failures because snowfall and freezing rain affect the view and capacity. Travelers should immediately find out more from their airlines to avoid possible delays or deletions, while the blocking of frozen lakes, as in the case of a 13-year-old in the Berchtesgadener Land, threatens security, since they have to expect extreme cold and ice accidents.