Update (Jul 25, 6:39 AM, UTC)
A group of very strong storms accompanied by hail and strong winds is moving from northern Italy further east. In particular Slovenia, southern Austria, and parts of Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia, Serbia, Romania, Moldova and Ukraine are in danger.
Czech Republic, Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Bosnia and Herzegovina are at lower risk.
Image srouce: Estofex.org
Original article (Jul 24, 11:00 AM, UTC)
On Monday and Tuesday, there is a high risk of severe storms in all Alpine countries and several neighboring countries. The threat is not only of heavy rain but, above all, of very large hail, which, combined with the other dangers of convective storms, can be dangerous for people and property.
Image source: Estofex.org
Authorities have declared an alert in several countries
A danger level 3 (out of 3), according to ESTOFEX, has been declared in Austria, northern Italy, Slovenia, and western parts of Slovakia and Hungary. In the case of Slovenia and northern Italy, and southern parts of Austria, authorities are also warning of tornadoes.
Level 2 region from France to Switzerland, southern Germany, Czechia, Austria, Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, and Romania. Severe thunderstorms accompanied by strong winds and large hail will also occur here.
Level 1 is then issued across much of Europe, as shown by the original source of this information from ESTOFEX.
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Source: Estofex.com
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Jari Sochorová 
Comments (2)
Estofex provides very relevant and expert forecasts in Europe on the risks of storms (thunder, lightning, hail, tornadoes, etc.). Would it be nice to add this kind of alerts to Windy? But the information is only available over Europe.