The storm depths “Zeynep” and “Ylenia” are over, now “Antonia” is coming to Bavaria. The gusts will probably not be as strong as before, but it can still be dangerous.
- Weather* in Bavaria: Storm depression “Antonia” follows “Zeynep” and “Ylenia”.
- Storm gusts*: Speed probably lower, but there are two dangers.
- This news ticker is updated regularly.
Munich – After storm “Ylenia” came “Zeynep” and also swept across Bavaria. Schools remained closed*, trees fell and roofs were covered.* Is it getting quieter in Bavaria now? Probably not, but one after the other.
Weather in Bavaria: DWD warns of gusts of wind – Munich is also affected
It will be stormy on Sunday. The warning map of the German Weather Service (DWD) lights up orange for almost all of Bavaria. Means: There is an official warning* of gusts of wind. “Storm gusts with speeds between 55 km/h (15m/s, 30kn, Bft 7) and 70 km/h (20m/s, 38kn, Bft 8) are coming from the south-west.” Stronger gusts are to be expected at higher altitudes will.
The warnings are valid for different lengths of time. In Munich, the DWD warns on Sunday until 6 p.m., in the Miesbach district until 10 p.m. and in large parts of Middle Franconia until one o’clock at night.
Weather in Bavaria: Storm depression “Antonia” follows “Zeynep” and “Ylenia”
In the night of Monday, the cold front from storm “Antonia” reached Germany – “and you shouldn’t underestimate it,” warns the portal daswetter.com . “Antonia” will bring showers and thunderstorms, and strong winds are also expected. However, the speeds probably do not reach the extent of “Ylenia” or “Zeynep”. Peak winds will reach around 100 km/h on the powerful cold front, The Weather Channel reports. “Nevertheless, this time we have a different danger. Because it’s raining continuously in the north and west.* And it can quickly turn into stormy weather.”
There is also another danger, according to The Weather Channel : Many trees have already been attacked due to the numerous storms recently. “It is to be expected that even with peak winds of around 100 km/h, trees can be knocked over.” (came)
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