Massive storms are heading towards Bavaria, bringing potential for heavy rain and powerful lightning.
Unbridled Musings:
1. Munich ChroniclesGet ready for a rollercoaster weather ride! The DWD has sounded an alarm for potential severe storms in Munich on June 4th. The skies may unleash hurricane-like winds and golf ball-sized hail! But fear not, our meteorological maestro, Jan Schenk, forecasts the heaviest storms of the year to grace us towards the evening, with Munich likely to see them between 6 to 7 PM. So, brace yourselves, Bahnhofplatzians!
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"It's Going Down, Munich!*
With Schenk predicting the worst storms of the year arriving on June 4th for Munich, it's essential to stay on high alert! As June bears its typically wet and volatile weather, this once in a blue moon occurrence serves as a reminder to keep the umbrellas handy and our urban resilience strong!
- Wet and volatile weather conditions are predicted in June, with Schenk forecasting the worst storms of the year on the 4th.
- Keep your umbrellas handy and urban resilience strong, as the severe storms could bring hurricane-like winds and golf ball-sized hail.
