This region can see cloudburst and flooding frame tomorrow

Summer lurks on the horizon, but it is not sun and blue sky that sets the agenda in the Danish weather in the coming days.

On the contrary, it is dark clouds and potential for noises and bangs that pull in over the country from the southwest in the early morning hours.

DMI warns of the risk of both heavy rain and local cloudbursts as the showers start rolling in during Sunday.

It slices DMI on their Website

From five o’clock on Sunday morning to 7 pm the same day, large parts of the country – with the exception of Bornholm – are under an official risk warning. Chief of Police Anja Bodholdt informs:

« We are watching the situation and will continuously adjust the emissary if the forecasts change. »

The heavy rainfall can lead to flooded basements, smooth lanes and traffic challenges if the water begins to accumulate.

DMI operates with clear definitions. A rainfall of more than 24 millimeters of six hours is referred to as heavy rain, while at least 15 millimeters in just 30 minutes are defined as a cloudburst.

It is especially in the central, eastern and northern part of Jutland that the risk of a real cloudburst is greatest, but no parts of the country can be sure.

If more showers hit the same area, the quantities can quickly reach a level where the problems grow in line with the water level.

Should the measurements show a cloudburst during Sunday, it will be the first of the year, and it would be a dramatic way to shoot June.

Summer is traditionally high season for weather phenomena of the more violent kind, and DMI is ready to follow developments closely as the clouds gather.