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Germany and Poland have recently experienced severe storms and hailstorms, causing widespread damage to homes, cars and crops. In Germany, the state of Bavaria was hit particularly hard, with hailstones the size of tennis balls reported. The storm caused power outages and disrupted transportation, with flights cancelled and trains delayed. In Poland, the city of Krakow was pelted with hailstones the size of golf balls, leaving streets covered in ice and causing damage to buildings and vehicles. Local authorities issued warnings and advised people to stay indoors and away from windows. The storms in both countries were attributed to a low-pressure system that brought unstable weather conditions, including thunderstorms and heavy rainfall. Meteorologists predict that such extreme weather events may become more frequent due to climate change. The damage caused by the storms is still being assessed, but it is clear that the affected regions will require significant resources to recover. Emergency services in both Germany and Poland have been working around the clock to assist those affected and restore normalcy to the affected areas. The hailstorm also caused significant damage to the city's infrastructure, with several roads and public transport systems temporarily shut down. The airport was also affected, with flights being delayed or cancelled due to the storm.
