2025-05-17 16:55:09
Climate Change
Agriculture

Ongoing Drought Threatens Lower Saxony

Lower Saxony and Bremen are grappling with a persistent drought, creating dire conditions for agriculture and increasing the risk of forest fires. With little rain expected in the coming days, farmers brace for significant yield losses.

Weather expert Böttcher attributes this drought to accelerated climate change, highlighting potential temperature rises and their catastrophic implications. Although rain may arrive midweek, it is unlikely to provide substantial relief.

The situation is compounded by health risks associated with high UV levels and increased pollen, particularly impacting allergy sufferers. Experts urge caution and proactive measures to address these environmental challenges, emphasizing the seriousness of the current weather crisis.

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Weather expert Böttcher on the drought: "This is climate change in live mode"

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17. Mai 2025 um 11:35

Weather: Rain Not Expected Until Wednesday in NRW

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Weather Expert Warns: Situation in Germany is 'More Serious Than Many Believe'

Weather expert Kathy Schrey warns that the current weather situation in Germany is more serious than many believe. Despite the beautiful spring weather, there are invisible risks to health and the environment. High UV exposure, increasing ozone concentration, and extreme dryness lead to skin damage, respiratory irritation, and an increased risk of forest fires. Furthermore, allergy sufferers are facing a strong spread of grass pollen. The expert recommends taking precautions and not underestim..
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