The weather in Middle Franconia just doesn't want to calm down.
Again the DWD issues a warning.
“Multicells” can even cause weather phenomena.
Nuremberg - Franconia does not seem to be spared from any storm.
Only at the weekend did severe thunderstorms * sweep over Middle Franconia and left a trail of devastation, especially in Fürth.
Now the German Weather Service (DWD) is issuing some warnings for the region again.
Weather in Franconia: Official warning of heavy rain in the morning
The DWD issued an official warning of heavy rain * for Thursday morning (July 8).
"Precipitation amounts between 20 l / m² and 30 l / m² are expected in six hours," as the DWD reports.
During the downpour, there may be temporary obstructions to traffic.
This also affects Nuremberg *, Schwabach and the Nürnberger Land.
According to the weather map, Fürth * and Erlangen are not spared either.
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The DWD warns of heavy rain in Franconia and gives advance information about severe thunderstorms.
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DWD provides advance information on severe weather before severe thunderstorms - "multi-cell clusters" possible
In addition to the warning of heavy rain, the DWD is also issuing a “advance information on severe thunderstorms”. This is an indication of a weather situation with a high potential for severe weather. "It should enable the timely preparation of protective measures," said the DWD. At noon there can be strong thunderstorms with heavy rain, hail accumulations and squalls in the affected regions.
These thunderstorms can grow together to form “multi-cell clusters”.
Such “multicells” can cause severe weather phenomena in the form of medium-sized hail, heavy rain with floods and weak tornadoes *.
According to the weather map, such weather phenomena are to be expected especially in the Nuremberg region.
Just yesterday a similar weather phenomenon caused a stir in Gunzenhausen.
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