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Autumn storm is coming: thunderstorms and heavy rain for Ludwigslust!
Severe weather warning for Parchim on June 22nd, 2025: thunderstorms, squalls and heavy rain until the early hours of the morning.
Autumn storm is coming: thunderstorms and heavy rain for Ludwigslust!
On June 22, 2025, the Ludwigslust-Parchim region is expecting a violent storm. The German Weather Service has issued a severe weather warning, which is accompanied by thunderstorms with squalls and heavy rain. This warning is in effect from 10:45 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. on the night of June 23rd. The gusts of wind reach speeds of up to 70 km/h, while the rainfall amounts of up to 15 liters per square meter per hour are not insignificant. [News.de].
The warnings include, among other things, the risks of lightning strikes, falling branches and flying objects. Streets and underpasses could also be flooded, leading to dangerous aquaplaning. In particular, it is advised to avoid the outdoors, stay away from bodies of water and to secure all objects that could fly around in strong winds. It is also essential for all drivers to adapt their behavior in road traffic. Wetter.com explicitly advises people to avoid flooded road sections.
Current weather situation
The current weather situation in Ludwigslust-Parchim shows a temperature of a pleasant 21°C, with a humidity of 53%. Strong winds with speeds of 10 mph suggest uncomfortable conditions. The UV index is currently at 0, but that will soon change as the rain front moves across the region.
If you look at the hourly weather trend, the situation seems to be getting worse. A 20% increase in the risk of precipitation is expected from 11 p.m., before rainfall amounts rise to up to 89% in the early hours of the morning. Unwetterzentrale also provides an overview of the severe weather warnings that have been issued for the region.
Recommendations for the population
The authorities particularly recommend taking your own safety precautions. This includes securing tent structures and covers before the storms begin. Residents should also take care to keep items left outdoors safe to avoid damage. The German Weather Service has classified the severe weather warning with the warning level “orange”, which signals a significant weather event that should be taken seriously.
In a time characterized by sudden weather changes, it remains important to be vigilant and protect yourself from the forces of nature. Stay informed in the coming hours to get through the stormy times safely.