Snowfall in Europe has led to the cancellation of hundreds of flights and a power outage
12/3/2023, 7:55:45 PM
Highlights: Snowfall in Europe has led to the cancellation of hundreds of flights and a power outage. The snowfall that hit the European region led to interruptions in the operation of airports in Germany, the Netherlands, Switzerland, and in Poland and Austria. In Austria, due to snowfall in the district of Murtal, about 20 thousand households were left without electricity. Earlier, the leading specialist of the Phobos weather center, Mikhail Leus, said that the daily record for the volume of precipitation was broken in the capital.
The snowfall that hit the European region led to interruptions in the operation of airports in Germany, the Netherlands, Switzerland, and in Poland and Austria, some residents lost electricity.
According to RBC with reference to agencies and the media, in particular in Munich, the airport interrupted work, and 560 out of 880 flights scheduled on December 3 were canceled.
There were also outages at Frankfurt am Main airport.
A similar situation with the cancellation of flights and difficulties in railway communication was observed in the cities of the Netherlands and Switzerland.
According to Kleine Zeitung, in Austria, due to snowfall in the district of Murtal, about 20 thousand households were left without electricity. Polish media also point to power outages due to bad weather.
Earlier, the leading specialist of the Phobos weather center, Mikhail Leus, said that on December 3, the daily record for the volume of precipitation was broken in the capital.