Wetter Moers 16 Tage, meaning “weather Moers 16 days” in German, refers to a significant weather event that occurred in the town of Moers, Germany, in 2014. Over a period of 16 days in June and July of that year, the town experienced persistent and heavy rainfall, resulting in severe flooding and widespread damage.
The relentless downpour caused rivers and streams to overflow their banks, inundating homes, businesses, and streets. The flooding forced thousands of residents to evacuate their homes and caused extensive damage to the town’s infrastructure. The economic impact of the flooding was also significant, with businesses and industries suffering losses due to closures and disruptions.
