Sturm warning in Bavaria: Frost and floods - that's how it goes!

Sturm warning in Bavaria: Frost and floods - that's how it goes!

Bayreuth, Deutschland - On January 12, 2025, the German Weather Service (DWD) warns of stormy weather in Bavaria. Affected regions include the Erzgebirge district, Wunsiedel in the Fichtelgebirge, Bayreuth, Cham, Regen, Straubing, Deggendorf and Freyung-Grafenau. In these areas, gusts of wind are expected at 65 km/h at speeds, whereby peak values ​​of up to 75 km/h can even be achieved in exposed locations. The warnings of storm gusts apply until Sunday, January 12th, at 6 a.m.

In addition, the DWD provides information about smoothness in the entire Free State. On the southern edge of the Alps, the temperatures can fall to minus nine degrees. The smoothness and frost warnings apply until Saturday afternoon, January 11th. While the flood situation in northern Bavaria is slowly relaxing, it had previously recorded sometimes increasing levels. Registration level three out of four was exceeded in northern Bavaria, but no longer for built -up areas. In some river courses, such as in the lower reaches of the Franconian Saale, the Wörnitz and the upper reach of the Altmühl, reporting level two was exceeded, such as Merkur reported.

weather conditions and other developments

like Wetterfahren.de That morning reports the northwestern current polar sea air, which is increasingly under high pressure. In the morning there can be smoothness due to snowfall, ripe or over -fringing moisture. Especially in the Ore Mountains, light snowfalls with fresh snow are expected by 3 cm. In the Bavarian Forest and the eastern edge of the Alps, there is also a slight snowfall up to 3 cm, even up to 5 cm locally.

The temperatures could be slightly to moderately frosty on Friday morning, with a slight permanent frost during the day. In the night of Monday, a moderate frost in large parts of Bavaria, especially near the alpine, are expected. There, the temperatures can fall below minus 10 degrees, especially when cleared over snow. The wind brings gusts of up to 60 km/h on the Baltic Sea coast and in the Ore Mountains, while in exposed locations and the higher eastern mountain country, up to 80 km/h can occur. In the morning the wind waned, but storm gusts are still to be expected in the summit stores of the Ore Mountains.

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