Record-breaking snowfall in Munich

Record-breaking snowfall in Munich

Germany's Munich high-speed rail station was temporarily shut down due to severe snow. December 2, southern Germany was hit by a blizzard, Munich snowfall amounted to 45 centimeters, the largest since 1933 records. This round of snowstorm weather led to Munich's extensive traffic stoppages, train stations and airports temporarily closed, more than 760 flights were delayed or canceled. Switzerland, Austria and the Czech Republic were all affected by the blizzard, and more than 15,000 households in the Czech Republic lost power due to the blizzard.