Large portions of Germany face heavy snowfall, black ice, freezing rain and winds, which reached the country overnight and on Sunday, the German Meteorological Service (DWD) said.
The winter climate is partly due to a low voltage formula that has already wreaked havoc in the United Kingdom.
National carrier Lufthansa had warned that severe weather may cause disruptions to flights in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
Flight cancellations and delays plagued Frankfurt Airport, Germany’s biggest flight hub, on Sunday, with some 120 flights canceled. The weather conditions also affected Munich and Stuttgart airports.
The weather has also caused disruptions to trains in several regions of the country.
The DWD has issued frost warnings in the area between the Black Forest, Lake Constance and the Bavarian Forest, urging drivers and pedestrians to stay home where possible.
Black ice can be harmful to road users because it is difficult to detect and incredibly slippery.
The DWD had warned of a low-pressure formula with snow and freezing rain that would move from the southwest to the northeast on Sunday.
Severe weather warnings were issued, but all were canceled as of Sunday afternoon.
Dozens of road injuries have been reported in the western states of Germany.
Temperatures are expected to build up on Monday, but will be released soon on Tuesday.
The United Kingdom has also been experiencing extreme weather, as the country grapples with a week-long spell of wintry conditions.
Cortes of energy were reported in the English cities of Birmingham and Bristol, as well as Cardiff in Wales. National Grid said it was difficult to review to repair energy.
Rural communities in the north of England were threatened with completely missed as much as 40 centimeters (15 inches) of reported snowfall.
The Met Office, Britain’s weather forecaster, expected snowfall to continue on Sunday, especially in northern England and southern Scotland.
More than 55 million people are facing a dangerous typhoon that will cause a deep freeze in the eastern United States until Monday, and the National Weather Service is warning of snowfall from the Central Plains to Central Texas. the Atlantic.
Winter warnings or warnings were issued from Montana, in the country of the rocky mountains, transparently for the coastal states of Maryland, Delaware and Virginia.
Snow storms blew into the Midwest early Sunday, the National Weather Service (NWS) cautioning against 15 inches (38 centimeters) or more in safe regions.
RMT, LO/AB (DPA, AFP)