Storms in southern Germany cause a lot of damage

Southern Germany, particularly the Bavaria region, recently experienced an outbreak of severe storms that brought forth torrents of rain and chaos.

The town of Straubing was hit hard, with streets and homes succumbing to flooding. Trees fell, obstructing roads, while lightning struck a house in Ratzing, igniting a fire that left it uninhabitable.

Reports revealed extensive damage in several towns, including roofs blown off in Bad Bayersoien, vehicles battered by hail, and even a crane toppling onto a house in Traunstein.

Fortunately, no injuries were reported. A senior citizens group home in Kissing lost its roof, prompting the evacuation of over 100 residents. These events serve as a stark reminder of the vulnerability to extreme weather and the necessity of preparedness and response strategies to mitigate such impacts.