Wind
The government crisis management plan in the event of extreme weather and flooding defines the actions the government should take in the event meteorological or hydrological events, including wind.
Orange vigilance - wind
between 90 km/h and 110 km/h
The possible consequences include:
- broken tree branches;
- some fallen trees;
- damaged roofs and chimneys;
- vehicles swerving off the roads;
- localised disrupted road traffic, in particular in wooded areas.
Red vigilance - wind
winds above 110 km/h
The possible consequences include:
- much significant damage to housing, parks and plantations;
- heavily affected forests (significant damage to trees/uprooted trees);
- very heavy road traffic over the entire network, cars forced off the road;
- seriously affected air and rail traffic.
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