Thunderstorms with hail are passing through the Czech Republic. The water flooded the streets and the railway

The strongest beech trees are currently in other parts of the republic, namely in the South Region and the Highlands. In Czech Budjovice, where the road is currently impassable under the viaducts in Generla Pky Street and on Prask td. Transport to the bridge d patrol police. There are problems with the Terno supermarket in Suchomelsk Street.

During the afternoon, the worst situation was under the viaduct in Rudolfovsk Street, where cars were wading through water, at around 4:15 pm it was passable without problems.

The usual place where water accumulates and crossing is very dangerous is Ndran street under the viaduct. Proceed with caution. We currently have 10 events in the streets Prask, Nemanick, U prask road. Let’s get water from the basement, they wrote to the South Fire Department on social street X at around 3:30 p.m. Half an hour later, he was at the door with a double bed.

Now it’s a twenty-something storm, a cloud of clouds, said Vendula Matj, South Czech firefighter, for iDNES.cz shortly after 4:00 p.m.

we draw water from the cellar and garage, in several places we have channels that do not stop taking a large amount of water, the fire department added at 4:15 p.m. But the cloud was moving and the world was dark again.

In less than an hour, 28.7 millimeters of rain fell in Budjovice. Strong beeches also occurred, for example, in Novohradsk, but in Budjovice the sorghums were so far the most abundant. This evening and at night, we should have a day, it should be full and long-lasting, meteorologist Frantiek Vavruk from the Eskobudjovice branch of HM Frantiek Vavruk told iDNES.cz.

The water thus stopped traffic on the railway line in the section between Hluboka nad Vltava and Budjovice in the Czech Republic for about half an hour.

Meanwhile, the Vysoina region was silent on the day of arrival in connection with the beech trees. According to the Czech hydrometeorological conditions, hail with a diameter of about two centimeters is falling in some places.

The strongest HM trees in the Esko Moravian highlands. Buky accompaniment and strong intr. According to their warning, there is a threat of wind at a speed of 70 km per hour, which could last until the morning hours, especially in Jinchech. Due to saturated soils in the Highlands, intensive rain could cause problems with water runoff into the countryside.