US EditionDangerous Weather in Poland. Vistula Lagoon Floods, New Year's Eve Canceled
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The Vistula Lagoon in Frombork is flooding. The fire department is on site. A flood alert is in effect in Elbląg, and the city's New Year's Eve party has been canceled. We're reporting on disruptions related to the dangerous weather in various parts of Poland.
In the mountainous regions, fallen trees block the roads. On the Baltic coast, floods are threatened by backlogs in the estuaries.
Water from the Vistula Lagoon is flowing into Frombork. The situation is dynamic and may deteriorate rapidly, the Provincial Police Headquarters in Olsztyn announced. Police are urging residents to stay at home, secure their property, and avoid parking in areas at risk of flooding. Earlier, Donald Tusk called a joint meeting of the government and provincial governors.
Residents of Frombork are facing a devastating flood. Water from the Vistula Lagoon is rushing into the city. Firefighters are on the scene, placing sandbags along Portowa Street.
Water from the Vistula Lagoon is flowing into Frombork and Suchacz. Firefighters and municipal services in Frombork are placing sandbags. Information has been released explaining why water is pouring into the town in the Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship.
Things have gotten tense in Elbląg. On Tuesday morning, city mayor Michał Missan declared a flood alert—until further notice. The reason? The Elbląg River has exceeded the alert level of 610 cm, and the weather forecast doesn't look good.
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