Germany sees 'worrying' record dry spell in early 2025
- Germany is experiencing a 'worrying' record dry spell in early 2024, causing concern across sectors.
- Unusually low rainfall across northern Europe, including Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands, contributed to the dry conditions.
- Germany saw only 40 litres of rainfall per square metre between February 1 and April 13, the lowest since 1931.
- Environment Minister Lemke stated, "The current drought is worrying" and warned of potential impacts on agriculture and forestry.
- The German Weather Service anticipates significant rainfall that should alleviate the drought in some areas of Germany next week.
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