Rain role instead of tropical heat: if you expect a heat wave from the rest of the July, you will probably be disappointed. As all models show, there must even be a good amount of rain from the sky. The risk of floods, as spread in social media, still should not threaten.
Flood situation, partly 300 to 400 liters of water – these are scary messages that are currently on social media. The “Kroon” wanted to know what is on the rumors and the experts of the Private weather service Ubimet have the models view until the end of July.
“We are far from flooding”
The conclusion that meteorologist Konstantin can give Brandes: “There will be large amounts of rain, especially in the North File. According to the current state of affairs, people are somewhat far away from an acute flood situation. The weather expert evaluated the models up to and including 29 July.
Lots of rain from Bregenzerwald to Ausseerland
Northwest Flow ensures that larger amounts of rain will fall, especially in the northern traffic jam, ie north of the Alps, but there are always summer days in between. The largest amounts of rain are likely to fall from the Bregenzerwald (VBG.) Via North Tyrol, Salzkammergut and Ausserland and also in Mostviertel. According to Brandes it is probably around 100 to 150, sometimes 200 liters on the square meter.
July is so far in the long -term cut
What sounds a lot in the beginning must be divided very nicely, because the rain should not fall in a very short time, for example due to heavy thunderstorms, but for a longer period. There is currently not much snow melt on the mountains, which also make the situation harmless. Nevertheless, in the Ares Tower in the Vienna Donaustadt you will keep an eye on how the situation is developing. A high summer of July is currently far away. You are actually exactly in the long -term cut.
Source: Krone
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