35 degrees and more! Sweating will be announced on Wednesday. Together with the city of Innsbruck and the Geosphere Austria (formerly ZAMG), the state of Tyrol spent an orange heat warning for the state of Capital Innsbruck and a yellow heat warning for the rest of Tyrol. But the temperatures above 30 degrees are also expected in other federal states.
For Wednesday, the geosphere predicts temperatures far above the 30-degree mark with maximum values up to 35 degrees in the course of the afternoon. In places it can be even hotter. Hitze Hotspot will probably be the city of Innsbruck, for which an “orange heat warning” was published.
Tips against strong heat load
Especially for people weakened by health, high temperatures can be dangerous, the country warned to observe some tips in a broadcast and appeal to the population.
On hot days, the water requirement increases to at least two liters a day. Moreover, it must be carefully cared for for easily digestible food in the diet, because heavy and greasy food also contains the body. In order not to burden the circulation unnecessarily and to keep the loss of liquid low, it is important to prevent direct sunlight if possible. Children in particular must be protected against the sun.
Longer stays must be avoided outside the home and sports activities must be performed in the morning or evening hours.
Warmtegolf also possible in Vienna and Carinthia
Even in the rest of Austria, high temperatures are also expected. In regions such as Carinthia, South Styria and Vienna, the temperatures also climb over 30 degrees. A new heat record could even occur in Klagenfurt, especially in Klagenfurt.
Violent thunderstorms on Thursday
Very summer, things will continue in the coming days. In the course of Thursday, however, there are sometimes violent storms. From Vorarlberg to upper styria and in the lowlands threaten hail, heavy rain and gusts of wind. The predictions indicate a continuation of the hot summer, but especially in the west and along the Alpine North Side, local thunderstorms must be expected again and again.
Source: Krone
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