Another dangerous weather wave is coming to Lithuania: follow meteorologists’ warnings
The next few days in Lithuania may have dangerous weather – this is warned by the Lithuanian Hydrometeorological Service (“Meteo LT”).
The next few days in Lithuania may have dangerous weather – this is warned by the Lithuanian Hydrometeorological Service (“Meteo LT”).
An emergency situation has been declared due to the effects of the storm in three elderships of Vilnius district.
Smart storm did not spare the capital’s beaches – it is warned that they are heavily washed out.
„We are waiting for official data. We have contacted the Lithuanian Hydrometeorological Service and are awaiting official confirmation whether a natural or catastrophic meteorological event was recorded in our territory. Such confirmation would provide more legal opportunities to assist those affected,“ Vilnius district municipality mayor Robertas Duchnevičius announced on Facebook on Monday. Read more The…
On Saturday, the capital Vilnius and its surroundings were ravaged by a powerful storm – heavy rainfall flooded streets, yards, and basements, and gusty winds toppled and broke trees. People have been up to now in…
The storm late on Saturday evening closed traffic for a day on the heavily used passage under the Avižieniai viaduct. Residents of densely populated suburban areas turn here…
After the heavy storms that hit Vilnius over the weekend, the consequences of the disaster are still being removed in the capital. Some residents faced flooded basements and underground garages, and the city…
According to the largest national insurer “Lietuvos draudimas”, the storm that hit Lithuania over the weekend has already caused losses of nearly 500 thousand euros to residents. The company so far for…
State enterprise “Road Maintenance”, whose specialists are trying to remove the consequences of the severe storm that raged on Saturday evening, announced the latest on late Sunday evening…
Varėna District Municipality Administration shares the latest information about the storm’s consequences on its “Facebook” page.