Storm chaos in the Hollabrunn district: fire brigades in continuous use!

Storm chaos in the Hollabrunn district: fire brigades in continuous use!

Hollabrunn, Österreich - On Monday evening, a narrow streak strip over the Hollabrunn district caused exciting, but also challenging moments. In the region between Ziersdorf and Nappersdorf, up to 60 millimeters fell locally, which led to small -scale floods. As the district fire brigade spokesman Wolfgang Thürr reported, the area alarm center in Hollabrunn was occupied as a precaution, and the district management staff was activated, albeit in a small line -up. Fortunately, the situation did not come to a head, so that no further measures were required.

Overall, the fire brigades were alerted on around 20 missions. The majority of these missions revolved around diluted or muddy streets. Supported by tractors and excavators, the streets were cleared and cleaned by the emergency services. A significant commitment took place in Ziersdorf, where the use of several pumps could successfully prevent water from entering into a residential building. In Rohrbach a stream came over the bank and ensured a silt through the passage through the town, while in Mittergrabern the water level rose strongly - only a few centimeters were missing until the overflow.

storm and their consequences

Severe weather events, such as the past, significantly burden not only the affected areas, but also the fire brigade control centers. These experience an increase in emergency calls, which presents the emergency services with great challenges. According to an analysis, data -based predictive models are necessary to support decision -makers in preventive measures. These models in particular can be helpful for young managers to enable more efficient application planning.

The central findings from the analysis show that the position of the position and layer is a main target group for the development of this prediction models. Preparatory measures such as the personnel reinforcement of the control center and the early alerting of sectional management points can usually be implemented within an hour. Particularly relevant are also spatially differentiated commands that enable targeted restructuring of the control center and the redisposition of tools in the event of sudden thunderstorm symptoms.

Summary of the operations

The quarterly data collected impressively show the susceptibility of many regions for such extreme weather. Here is an overview of the latest missions in the region:

Further information on the storms and the respective missions offers the Kurier . There are also interesting reports on the topic and the situation in the affected areas on orf nö