Storm consequences: meteorologists announced where the most rain fell
The Lithuanian Hydrometeorological Service has announced where the storm raged the most on September 1st.
The Lithuanian Hydrometeorological Service has announced where the storm raged the most on September 1st.
On Wednesday, the weather in the country will be a bit calmer. However, it will still be influenced by a low-pressure area to the north. The sky will mostly be cloudy with clear spells.
On Tuesday, the festive September 1st, rain clouds with thunder and strong gusts of wind arrived in Lithuania. The Lithuanian Hydrometeorological Service announces the weather for the coming hours…
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Meteorologist Gytis Valaika announces that the worst situation regarding heavy precipitation this month has developed in Upyna, Tryškiai, Užventis, Šaukėnai, Kuršėnai rural and Raudėnai eldership…
On Tuesday, the influence of the low-pressure area will gradually weaken, and a higher pressure field will strengthen from the west. The sky will be covered with denser and then sparser clouds, with occasional sunshine. Into…
Meteorologist Elvyra Latvėnaitė assures that on Tuesday we will also need to arm ourselves with patience – some will have to take shelter from a brief rain, and everyone will need to dress warmer.
The Lithuanian Hydrometeorological Service announces that after the passage of the southern cyclone, a rise in water levels is observed throughout the country.
On Monday morning, a storm hit Western Lithuania. People share that dark clouds covered Tauragė, Telšiai, Jurbarkas, Klaipėda, from which heavy rain poured, thunder roared, and lightning flashed….
On Monday, we will still be under the influence of a cyclone. However, it will already be far from Lithuania, so variable cloudiness will prevail. Still, short-term rains will pass in many parts of the country…