When will it stop? Vysočina has enough rain. A pond overflowed in Dešov

According to Petra Musilová, the spokesperson of the Fire and Rescue Service in Dešov in the Třebíč region was even worse. “On Sunday, June 28, around seven o’clock in the evening, a pond in Dešov overflowed. Firefighters cleaned the canals in the village, forgave the pond and cleaned the roads of mud, “Musilová specified. In Havlíčkův Brod, the water flooded the subway under the U Traplů railway line around 5 am on Monday, June 29.

“Otherwise, on Monday morning, June 29, we had about six exits so far, mostly pumping water from the cellars, so far nothing extraordinary,” Musilová specified.

However, due to heavy rains, the cycle route No. 26 Jihlava – Třebíč – Raabs is difficult to pass from the gardens opposite the dog training ground on the street. Hůlová. Repairs will begin on Monday, June 29.

“After the last heavy rains, the cycle paths in Jihlava along the river were flooded with water and mud, and at the dog training ground it will require approximately two weeks of repair.

In the local cottages and gardens under a steep forest slope, the bike path is passable only with the utmost care and for very hard cyclists. In no case do we recommend passing for families with children. According to gardeners, several caroms have already taken place here. A lagoon about 20 centimeters deep was created here, full of water and mud, “Radovan Danek, a spokesman for the Jihlava municipality, described the situation.

It is also full of water and mud by the Jihlava River in Staré Hory near the Venus restaurant. “The Department of Transport of the Jihlava City Hall is sending employees of the Jihlava City Services (SMJ) to remove mud from the cycle path. The water level is expected to drop and the place is to be cleaned by the middle of next week,” Daněk specified.

That will also be a question, according to meteorologists. “29 millimeters of precipitation fell on the meteorological station of the Czech Hydrometeorological Institute in Jihlava Hrušková Dvory and it is still raining heavily,” said Petr Janousek, a weather observer at the Czech Hydrometeorological Institute.

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