<p>The heaviest downpours in almost 60 years flooded streets, basements and underground stations throughout Berlin on Thursday, June 29.</p><p>The storm started around noon and dumped as much as 100 liters per square meter within seven hours in some locations, according to reports</a> citing the water utility. Rains are expected to continue into Friday with some fearing precipitation could reach 200 liters per square meter.</p><p>This footage shows water cascading down the steps into the underground train station at Spichernstrasse, which closed</a> due to the flooding. Credit: Instagram/laceyallyn via Storyful</p><br />
