Severe storm in Tyrol: Sturm and hail provide chaos!

Severe storm in Tyrol: Sturm and hail provide chaos!

Tirol, Österreich - On Thursday afternoon of June 3, 2025, Tyrol was hit by severe storms. Two thunderstorms moved across the federal state, which significantly affected both the population and the infrastructure. The first thunderstorm, a super cell, moved from the Achensee towards Wörgl and brought strong storms with it. Heavy rain, hail with diameters of up to 6 cm and violent gusts of wind were expected. The risk of local severe damage was high, which was reflected in the first reports of smaller floods. The second thunderstorm pulled over Imst in the direction of the western Inn Valley and also led to violent rains and hail up to 3 cm.

The weather conditions in Tyrol remains tense because further thunderstorms are possible, especially in the northern and western regions of the state. While the first effects can already be felt, the emergency services are on alert. The current development is reminiscent of similar events in the past when storms and strong thunderstorms caused great damage.

damage and injured

The Super cell that Tyrol met not only caused extreme precipitation, but also led to devastating damage in the region. According to reports, several injuries were registered in Upper Bavaria, while houses, cars and rails were affected by the effects of the storm. The expansion of the damage is not yet completely foreseeable and is observed carefully by the weather services.

In recent years, the frequency and intensity of such weather events have increased. Weather phenomena that are reinforced by climate change have contributed to the increase in severe natural disasters. Studies stated that Asia in particular, due to geographical and social factors, are severely affected by these phenomena. In 2024 the Philippines were even considered the most endangered country by natural disasters, while in Europe countries such as Monaco and Andorra have the slightest risk.

unstable weather conditions

The unstable weather conditions in Tyrol is another example of the globally increasing natural disasters caused by extreme weather events. The effects of such events are not only limited to direct damage; They often also lead to long -lasting economic and socio -political challenges. The increase in natural disasters is observed worldwide, and in many cases the damage adds up to several billion dollars.