Permanent rain in Lower Saxony: Hanover in front of flooded streets!

Permanent rain in Lower Saxony: Hanover in front of flooded streets!

Hannover faces an intensive weather event. The German Weather Service (DWD) has published an official warning of constant rain that extends over the Hanover region and several adjacent circles. On Wednesday and Thursday, October 9th and 10th, residents in southern Lower Saxony have to expect considerable rainfall.

The warning applies to areas, including the districts of Hildesheim, Schaumburg, Hameln-Pyrmont, Peine, Gifhorn, Celle and Göttingen. The DWD reports that the rainfall is expected to be between 30 and 50 liters per square meter. The warning time span extends from Wednesday, 8 a.m. to Thursday, 12 p.m.

permanent rain warning in Hanover: Ranger from flooded roads

In the region, flooded roads and underpasses are listed as possible dangers, which asks road users to adapt their driving style accordingly. It is recommended to drive more carefully and also take alternative routes to avoid endangered areas.

The weather situation is not only shaped by the constant rain. A look at the predictions shows that the current weather is influenced by the remains of the former hurricane "Kirk", which is on the way to Europe. While the thunderstorms could also reach Lower Saxony on Thursday, it is forecast that the hurricane will lose intensity. Therefore, real storms are unproblematic, but the combination effect of rain and wind should not be underestimated.

Overall, many people and institutions prepare for an uncomfortable detailed weather conditions. The DWD urgently warns of the possible consequences and appeals to the citizens to adapt to the challenging conditions.

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