Compared to other federal states, Hessen got off lightly despite the sometimes very heavy rainfall last night.
Larger deployments have so far only been reported from northern Hesse.
Meanwhile, the people in Hessen have to be prepared for showers and sometimes strong thunderstorms.
Due to the storm, there were 60 fire brigades in the north Hessian Volksmarsen and Naumburg.
The fire brigade said that cellars were mainly overflowed and streets flooded.
In Volksmarsen, the fire brigade deployed 40 times.
The emergency services did not work through some places because the amount of water was too large.
The fire brigade waited in the morning for the water to drain.
In Naumburg there were 20 deployments during the night.
On Thursday morning it remains very cloudy and initially mostly free of rain, as the German Weather Service (DWD) announced in Offenbach.
In the afternoon there can be individual showers and sometimes strong thunderstorms with hail and stormy gusts, especially in the southern half and in the mountains.
The temperatures reach a maximum of 22 to 26 degrees, at high altitudes around 20 degrees.
During the night it remains alternately to very cloudy and mostly dry.
Fog can form locally.
The lows are between 16 and 12 degrees.
On Friday morning it remains cloudy and partly foggy and cloudy with local showers.
Occasionally it loosens up during the day.
However, the DWD does not rule out individual showers and local thunderstorms.
The temperatures are between 20 to 24 degrees.
During the night it is mostly dry with local fog.
The lows are between 17 and 13 degrees.