Germany is currently experiencing a period of severe weather marked by thunderstorms, heavy rain, and rising flood levels. Berlin and Brandenburg are witnessing fluctuating weather with persistent clouds and potential thunderstorms.
Eastern Brandenburg, particularly near the Oder river, is facing critical flooding, prompting authorities to declare the highest alert level. The water levels in the Oder are rising significantly, threatening to overflow and affect surrounding areas including streets and gardens in Eisenhüttenstadt.
Temperatures range from a low of 13 degrees Celsius at night to highs between 18 and 21 degrees during the day. Rain is expected to persist, particularly in northern Brandenburg, with widespread overcast conditions continuing into Thursday morning.
Similar weather patterns are observed in other regions such as Bavaria, where thunderstorms and continuous rain are causing disruptions, and in Hessen, where a mix of rain, wind, and occasional thunderstorms are forecast. Regions like Baden-Württemberg and Rheinland-Pfalz are also experiencing unsettled weather with frequent showers and the possibility of thunderstorms.
The Deutscher Wetterdienst (DWD) has issued warnings for various areas, advising residents to prepare for adverse conditions and potential flooding. The severe weather is attributed to several low-pressure systems moving across northwestern Europe, resulting in significant precipitation and strong winds.
As the situation evolves, emergency services remain on high alert, ready to respond to any developments.
