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Saturday, 05 August 2023, 16:00 UTC





500 Geopotential and sea surface pressure over Europe,
08.08 00 UTC
Source: wetterzentrale
850 hPa Pseudo-potential temperature over Europe,
08.08 00 UTC
Source: wetterzentrale
Accumulated precipitation over Europe,
until 10.08 00 UTC
Source: DWD, Visulaization: B. Mühr
Fresh snow accumulation over Austria,
until 07.08 12 UTC
Source: wetterzentrale


Heavy precipitation
Europe

Issued: Saturday, 05 Augsut 2023, 16:00 UTC

A trough over Scandinavia will bring widespread heavy precipitation to Continental Europe, with a precipitation maximum in the southern part of Scandinavia. 5-day precipitation totals over Eastern Europe and Scandinavia are expected to reach more than 100 mm.

05.08.2023


Since Mid-July, a more active westerly weather regime is dominating the weather across Europe, with abundant precipitation in Central Europe. Over the Norwegian Sea, a trough has developed, dominating the weather across Continental Europe. At the tip of the trough, a secondary trough is developing over Germany. Ahead of the trough moist air masses are advected northwards, which already brought intense precipitation to Austria and Slovenia. As a result, widespread river flooding was observed in the Drava and Sava basin. Along some minor rivers along the Drava in the Austrian state of Carinthia, river levels have reached the level of a 30 annual flood or higher, especially in the region around Klagenfurt.

On Sunday, August 06, 2023, the trough is situated over Germany, with the air flow around the surface low advecting moist air masses from northeasterly direction against the Northern Alps in Bavaria. With the strong orographic lift, precipitation totals in the Bavarian Alps are expected to reach up to 100 mm. Due to the unseasonally cold air masses over Germany, snow must be expected above 2000 m altitude, locally snow accumulations of more than 30 cm are possible.

On Monday, August 07, 2023, and Tuesday, August 08, 2023, the secondary trough above Denmark is expected to rapidly strengthen accompanied by the surface low beneath the trough rapidly deepening. Hence, the advection of very warm air masses from the Mediterranean is strongly enhanced, bringing widespread precipitation to parts of Eastern Europe and the southern part of Scandinavia. The highest precipitation totals must be expected in Southern Sweden and Norway, as well as Western Poland. 5-day precipitation totals are expected to reach more than 100 mm. As a result, river flooding must be expected.


Issued: August 05, 2023, 16:00 UTC
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