Severe weather at Lake Zurich: Evacuation during the "Donnschtig-Jass" broadcast
On Thursday evening, a severe storm hit Lake Zurich. The popular SRF show "Donnschtig-Jass," which was scheduled to be broadcast live, had to be evacuated shortly before it was due to start. The safety of the audience and the staff was the top priority for those in charge.
Heavy rainfall and strong gusts of wind swept across the region. The organizers reacted quickly to the weather warnings and brought the audience and the production team to safety. Due to the dangerous weather conditions, the live broadcast could not take place as planned.
The storm at Lake Zurich is part of a series of weather events currently causing concern in various regions. Other parts of Europe, such as Nuremberg, have also experienced extreme weather conditions in recent days, resulting in numerous emergency calls. Meteorologists continue to monitor the situation closely.
So far, there are no reports of any injuries in connection with the evacuation at Lake Zurich. The show's production team will now evaluate how to proceed with "Donnschtig-Jass" and whether the broadcast can be rescheduled for a later date.