On Monday, the DMI issued its first-ever red alert for “very dangerous” rain in the region, marking a historic weather event.
“This is the first time we have issued alerts of this type since we began issuing warnings in 2000,“ said DMI meteorologist Henning Gissello.
Nykobing Falster recorded the highest urban downpour at 86.3 millimetres, compared to the national 24-hour average of just 22 millimetres.
“The flooding from this is more or less delayed, so we haven’t seen the total effect of this yet,“ he said.
The DMI has long warned that climate change is intensifying extreme rainfall in Denmark.
This event underscores growing weather volatility in Scandinavia. – AFP
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