Berlin fire brigade remains calm: violent rains, but no damage!

Berlin fire brigade remains calm: violent rains, but no damage!

Wandlitz, Deutschland - The residents of Berlin and Brandenburg experienced a restless night, but the feared severe storms failed to materialize. According to rbb24 the violent rains were noticeable, but major problems or damage was not reported. The fire brigade and the regional control centers in Brandenburg were relieved on Tuesday morning.

The emergency services of floods reported particularly from the Wandlitz area, with a total of 38 weather -related operations registered in the Barnim district. There were also several missions in the districts of Oberhavel and Uckermark, which were far below the size of the previous storm. In Oberhavel the fire brigade only had to move out six times, while eight missions were recorded in Uckermark.

no major damage

The regional control center Oderland reported about 30 to 40 missions, which affected the main basement. Also from the control center of Lausitz, the emergency services were only used in 20 weather -related operations, including mainly cellars that were under water, as well as some fallen trees. In Potsdam-Mittelmark, Teltow-Fläming and Brandenburg an der Havel it remained calm, so that no storm-related missions were required here.

How the German Weather Service (DWD) In a report by T-Online However, the highest warning level only applied to the areas between Rostock and Stralsund as well as parts of the Baltic island of Rügen. The feared heavy rain cases failed to materialize, and the night in Berlin went without any significant incidents.

The weather forecast remains uncertain

For Tuesday, unstable weather is still expected in Berlin. According to the forecasts, which are provided, among other things, from the Storm Center , showers and individual thunderstorms cannot be ruled out, while the maximum values are between 19 and 26 degrees. The warning levels range from moderate to extreme storms.

Despite the comparatively quiet night, caution is advised. The DWD points out that weather conditions may continue to be in the future that require quick action. It is worth keeping an eye on the current weather warnings.