Despite heavy rainfall across Lolland, Falster, and Funen (Fyn) since Monday afternoon, local emergency services report no major weather-related problems. The three islands were among the first areas impacted by the heavy precipitation.

While the islands received substantial rainfall on Monday and through the night into Tuesday, emergency services have not been significantly affected. Authorities are closely monitoring the weather situation and remain prepared to respond to any potential issues.

Morten Andersen, chief guard in Lolland-Falster Emergency Services, stated that while a lot of rain has fallen, they have not had any significant weather-related tasks. He mentioned that some personnel were dispatched overnight to address signs and inspect roads for standing water.

Søren Ipsen, chief guard on Funen (Fyn), echoed this sentiment, noting that the rain has not greatly impacted their work. Although a considerable amount of water has fallen, it has not prompted any emergency callouts on Funen (Fyn).

Authorities acknowledge the potential for problems if rainfall persists intensely, saturating the soil and leading to road and drain flooding. Andersen explained that they take the situation seriously and are prepared to address any issues that may arise.

Locally, some areas on the islands may have experienced over 80 millimeters of rain. The wet weather is expected to continue for much of Tuesday.