US EditionThe East of the Moravian-Silesian Region Was Hit by Extreme Rainfall. the Rain Stopped in the Jesenické Region
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The emergency situation in the Sudetes is escalating, both on the Polish and Czech sides. This is due to heavy rainfall. Czech firefighters were forced to undertake emergency rescue operations due to the downpour that hit northern Moravia. On Sunday, 238 people were evacuated, including children attending two summer camps in the Jeseníky Mountains in the Eastern Sudetes. Rising water levels in local streams and rivers threatened to cut these are…
Heavy rainfall in Poland and our southern neighbors. Czech firefighters evacuated 238 people on Sunday, including children from two summer camps that could have been cut off from the rest of the world. Water levels in streams and rivers in the Jeseníky Mountains in the Eastern Sudetes rose sharply.
Rain is also causing problems on Slovak roads.
Up to 130 millimeters of precipitation, or 130 liters per square meter, can fall in the Jesenické region today. In northern Moravia, the areas of the Jeseníky Mountains, Rychlebské Mountains and Králický Sněžník have been raining heavily since morning, with rainfall totals of up to 25 millimeters per hour in some places. The Czech Hydrometeorological Institute (ČHMÚ) announced this. The level of the Černý potok stream in the Jesenické region has…
In the Jeseníky, Rychlebské hory, Králický Sněžník and Orlické hory regions, it has been raining heavily since Sunday morning, with up to 80 millimeters of precipitation falling there. The levels of watercourses then dropped by the evening and no flood activity level was in effect there. The highest level of warning against extreme precipitation continues to apply to the east of the Moravian-Silesian Region and was also in effect for Ostrava unt…
Up to 130 millimeters of precipitation, or 130 liters per square meter, may fall in the Jesenické region on Sunday. In northern Moravia, the Jeseníky, Rychlebské Mountains and Králický Sněžník regions have been raining heavily since morning, with rainfall totals of up to 25 millimeters per hour in some places. The Czech Hydrometeorological Institute (ČHMÚ) announced this. The level of the Černý potok stream in the Jesenické region has already ri…
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