The weather in Bavaria has turned wet following recent snowfall, with temperatures expected to range from 6 to 12 degrees Celsius. The German Weather Service (DWD) has issued warnings about the potential for flooding, especially in northern regions of Bavaria. Although rain is forecast for the entire state, the morning may see isolated slick roads due to remaining frost, creating hazardous driving conditions.

Officials from the Bavarian State Office for the Environment have particularly warned of flood risks in counties like Bamberg, Forchheim, Erlangen-Höchstadt, and Ansbach, citing concerns over rising water levels from melting snow combined with rainfall. While the DWD predicts variable weather patterns, with temperatures possibly reaching as high as 13 degrees Celsius on Thursday, there have been no reported incidents of flooding yet, according to local police departments.

The ongoing situation highlights the importance of monitoring weather alerts as the transition to spring could bring additional challenges, such as sudden temperature fluctuations and increased precipitation. The local news outlet, SZ, is committed to keeping residents informed about weather conditions and environmental hazards across Bavaria, encouraging them to stay updated with timely alerts via platforms like WhatsApp.