Weather chaos in Bavaria: snow, thunderstorms and stormy gusts on the way!

Weather chaos in Bavaria: snow, thunderstorms and stormy gusts on the way!

Greifswald, Deutschland - Bayern is currently experiencing uncomfortable weather that goes hand in hand with a remarkable turn in the weather. The snow border, which has been relatively high in the past few days, is now falling to 1800 meters. In the Alps in particular, there will be violent snowfalls from today to Wednesday morning. A remarkable new snow is even expected for the Zugspitze, which should make winter sports enthusiasts listen to. [Merkur] (https://www.merkur.de/bayern/zeitpunkt-fuer-steht- Festival Wetterknalle-Bayern-Schnee-and-Thorm-Thorm-ZR-ZR-93823542.html) reports on the ongoing thunderstorms in Bavaria, which is now largely expired-only in some regions there is still 1 of the warnings.

On July 8, Bavaria was hit by violent thunderstorms that were particularly pronounced in the region around Munich. With storm gusts of up to 70 km/h and rainy amounts that were up to 20 l/m² per hour, these storms caused some problems. In addition, there were further thunderstorm warnings in the Altötting and Mühldorf at the Inn. The temperatures in the Alpine regions fluctuated around a maximum of 13 degrees, which increased the already cloudy weather. In the rest of the Free State, you could reach the highest levels of up to 20 degrees, but the majority of the weather and rainy weather were also to be expected.

A look at the weather forecast

The predictions show similarly uncomfortable conditions for the 9th July with temperatures between 15 and 23 degrees and a possible lightening for the evening. A weather transition is expected for July 10, with maximum temperatures of up to 26 degrees, but there are also isolated showers. According to [NDR] (https://www.ndr.de/wetter/unwetter warnings), the current severe weather warnings in Germany are extensively documented. A special map shows the affected counties and warns of various weather events such as wind gusts, thunderstorms and heavy rain.

The storm center also provides an overview map, which shows grass areas for stricter weather warnings. From moderate to extreme storms, the experts continuously provide information about the current situation. For the regions Spessart, Rhön, Frankenwald, Steigerwald and many others, forward warnings and acute warnings will continue to be issued, which can include both storm rods and smooth ice rain. This is continuously monitored and adapted by experienced meteorologists. Storm Center brings up again that the warnings are divided into different stages, which helps citizens to better assess the situation.

Overall, the weather situation in Bavaria remains tense, while the temperatures after the weather transition could skyrocket in the coming week. It remains to be seen whether the weather calms down again and starts a constant high phase. Until then, the citizens are asked to be vigilant and to keep an eye on the current weather warnings in order to get through the next time.