Storm alarm in Osnabrück: violent thunderstorms and heavy rain are threatening!
Find out about current severe weather warnings for Osnabrück: Thunderstorms, heavy rain and storms will endanger the region on June 14, 2025.

Storm alarm in Osnabrück: violent thunderstorms and heavy rain are threatening!
A violent storm is imminent! The German Weather Service (DWD) has issued an official severe weather warning for Osnabrück and the Osnabrück district. This applies in particular to the period from 8:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. this evening, June 14, 2025. During this time, strong thunderstorms are expected from the south, with gusts of up to 75 km/h and heavy rain of 15 to 25 liters per square meter per hour. There could also be hailstorms, which is why the population should be vigilant. Bunny mail reports on the potential dangers associated with this change in the weather.
The risks should not be underestimated. From danger to life caused by lightning strikes to falling branches and flying objects - the warning urgently draws attention to these possible dangers. Aquaplaning and rapid flooding of streets and underpasses are also serious scenarios. The public is urged to monitor the weather situation with a watchful eye and take warnings seriously.
Safety instructions for the public
In order to protect yourself and others, the DWD gives some tips on how to behave. This includes staying outdoors if possible, seeking shelter in buildings and keeping your distance from trees and bodies of water. Loose outdoor items such as patio furniture should be secured as they can become dangerous projectiles during expected gusts of wind. The DWD advises caution when it comes to road traffic and recommends avoiding flooded roads.
Additional information about upcoming weather conditions can also be found via weather.com and the Severe Weather Center be retrieved. These platforms provide a comprehensive overview of all current weather warnings and recommended safety measures. The center provides information not only about impending storms, but also about their potential impact on road conditions and general safety.
The forecasts for gusts of wind are particularly worrying. These are based on different warning levels set by the DWD. Warning levels vary depending on the strength of the gusts and the associated dangers. For example, initial warnings are issued for gusts of over 50 km/h, while gusts of over 75 km/h pose acute dangers. In extreme weather conditions, a warning level of over 140 km/h is even issued, which should alert the population comprehensively.
Cool minds are needed now! Während wir auf die anstehenden Unwetter vorbereitet sein müssen, gilt es auch, die Ruhe zu bewahren und die Vorgaben der Wetterdienste zu befolgen. Schützen Sie sich selbst und Ihre Umgebung, damit wir gemeinsam sicher durch das Unwetter kommen können!