Storm inserts in Upper Austria: Thunderstorms pull over the regions!

Storm inserts in Upper Austria: Thunderstorms pull over the regions!

In the night of June 5, 2025, a thunderstorm line moved from Bavaria to the Czech Republic and provided numerous storm inserts in Upper Austria. According to Fireworld , the state fire brigade command was mainly caused by fell-up trees. The missions extended across various districts, while the southern regions and the lower Mühlviertel were less affected.

The highest wind tip was recorded at 94 km/h in Kremsmünster (Kirchdorf an der Krems district). In addition, the emergency services in Waizenkirchen (Grieskirchen district) reported a wind speed of 80 km/h. Wind gusts of 86 km/h were also registered in Enns (Linz-Land district). In Perg, a wind speed of 69 km/h was documented, which was recorded by an Awekas weather station. These extreme weather conditions meant that the fire brigade had to work in most cases due to fallen trees and broken branches.

damage and operations in individual cities

The missions in Marchtrenk were particularly serious, where a tree fell on the sidewalk and the road blocked. In Schleißheim, the fire brigade had to move to a rotten branch above the L563 Traunuferstraße, which threatened to overthrow on the street. Similar dangers were also reported in the area of Weißkirchen an der Traun.

The online platform Tips reports on the extensive missions of the fire brigade, which ensured the safe elimination of the storm damage. Many emergency services were busy with the rooms of streets and found themselves in a wide variety of places in Upper Austria to produce security for the citizens.

weather warnings and forecasts

The storm center, an important information portal for weather warnings, offers comprehensive data and warnings about current and upcoming storms, including storm and thunderstorms. The overview maps show acute and warning entries for the region. Such warnings are crucial to recognize such weather events in good time and take appropriate measures, as the resulting operations of the fire brigade in Upper Austria make clear.

The forecasts are continuously adapted by experienced meteorologists to inform citizens and authorities in the best possible way. Information about upcoming natural hazards are available around the clock so that preventive measures can be taken.