Flooding and storm surges predicted across Germany amid constant rain
The German weather service (DWD) predicted flooding in parts of the country and storm surges along the northern coast as rain persisted on Christmas Day and was forecast to continue into Tuesday. In the central state of Thuringia, the village of Windehausen was surrounded by water and its around 400 residents would be completely evacuated in the course of the day, state Premier Bodo Ramelow posted on X, formerly Twitter. "My hope is that all those affected by flooding will be able to return home