Severe weather warnings persist in Europe as the Pfingst-Hochwasser storm front advances northward, bringing heavy rainfall and localized damage to Belgium and Hessen, Germany.

Meteorologist Dominik Jung warns of ongoing severe weather conditions in Germany over the next two weeks, with potential for heavy rain, thunderstorms, and flooding due to a persistent low-pressure system named Katinka.

Residents are advised to stay out of basements and cellar apartments to avoid potential life-threatening situations.

Despite high temperatures, a prolonged period of good weather is not expected.

Current spring is already ranked as the third warmest since 1881, with temperatures reaching up to 30 degrees.

Upcoming summer is projected to be slightly warmer than the climate average from 1991 to 2020, with possibility of extreme heatwaves.

Residents need to remain vigilant and prepared for hazardous weather conditions during this period of unpredictable weather patterns in Germany.