Hesse on alert: heavy rain threatens to flood small rivers!

Von WOM

The situation on the Hessian rivers is currently stable, but a change is emerging because meteorological conditions indicate high rainfall. From tomorrow, due to a slowly changing low pressure area, high rainfall can be expected in the region. These rains hit floors that have already been saturated with water, which means that rivers and streams can no longer absorb water.

On Wednesday afternoon, an increase in water levels is expected to be observed from the southwest, especially at small and medium-sized water. Experts warn that there could be higher reporting levels in the coming days. On Thursday, "Ex-Kirk", the remnant of the former hurricane, moves northeast, and there will also be shower in addition to the already expected rains.

Risks of local floods

The possibility of local floods, which can be triggered by sudden heavy rain events, for example in the context of thunderstorms. In these cases, however, it is difficult to make precise predictions because the intensity and geographical limitation of such weather phenomena can vary.

For residents in Hesse, it is therefore important to attentive the weather forecasts carefully and take precautions. Particularly with temporary weather changes, which can lead to quick weather changes, is advisable. Make sure you have emergency plans and find out about the local warning systems.

These developments are important because they potentially increase the risk of nature events that can cause significant damage to both the environment and the infrastructure. The weather situation requires a watchful eye and, if necessary, adjustments in the everyday life of the affected population.

Detailed information about the expected rainfall and their potential effects can be found in the current report read on a leading-online.de

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