Heavy snowfalls and black ice have been disrupting Germany for days. Schools are closed in several federal states, including Lower Saxony and Bremen. Flight cancellations and traffic jams are adding to the restrictions.
Snowfalls and black ice have been causing disruptions across Germany for days. A new extreme weather front is moving in, with black ice threatening roads and sidewalks especially in the north and east. Schools in Lower Saxony and Bremen have been closed to protect students and staff.
At Frankfurt Airport, 100 flights were canceled, affecting thousands of travelers. A 30-kilometer traffic jam formed on the A3 highway. Warnings of a 'dangerous' black ice weather situation highlight the risks as a rain front passes over frosty Germany.
Experts advise caution on the roads. The live ticker provides ongoing updates to inform those affected. This weather event follows persistent winter issues and significantly impacts daily life.
