February 10, 2020 – 3:08 a.m.
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When is the storm with me
It’s going around. Storm depression Sabine has already let off steam on the coast. Hurricane gusts with wind speeds of around 110 kilometers per hour have already been measured there. The wind peaks were even higher on Helgoland and Sylt. Wind speeds of 156 km / h were measured on the Brocken. The long-distance traffic of Deutsche Bahn was discontinued only in northern Germany and then also in the rest. Most flights have also been canceled as a precaution at many airports! It was already announced on Friday that the daycare centers and schools would be closed on Monday in many places!
Do I have to go to work despite the storm? We answer these and many other questions here!
Why are the schools failing?
Schools in so many parts of Germany are closed and daycare centers remain closed, in particular because of the security concerns! If the children injure themselves on the way to school due to the weather conditions, the respective federal state is to blame. Many children also have no way of reaching school because public transport is not available. With the prevailing and announced wind peaks, the way to school is also not safe.
Now hurricane “Sabine” continues towards the middle of Germany!
People from the federal states of North Rhine-Westphalia, Lower Saxony, Hamburg, Saxony-Anhalt, Brandenburg and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania have to be on guard until about midnight.
Coming from the west, the main storm field then travels across Germany to the northeast. With heavy gusts of wind and occasional hurricane gusts into the lowlands, Hurricane gusts between 120 and 160 kilometers per hour are possible everywhere on the mountains. Wind peaks of up to almost 200 km / h are then possible on the Brocken. It doesn’t get quite as violent in the east, but there are gusts of wind here too, which can be quite dangerous.
The hurricane moves south from Monday
After midnight, the main storm field moves further south between low mountain range and Danube. The federal states of Hesse, Rhineland-Palatinate, Baden-Württemberg, Thuringia and parts of Bavaria and Saxony are particularly affected. In the lowlands we also have to be prepared for severe gusts of wind.
Hurricane Sabine will focus on the south until afternoon. Afternoon walks might not be better then. Large traffic disruptions are expected on Monday,
Flow film: Snow follows after the storm
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Commuter traffic on Monday: there will be massive disabilities
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Monday morning it will definitely be too traffic delays come. This applies to rail traffic, as well as on the streets and at airports. Please read more about this here,
As well on Tuesday will continue to storm, Wind gusts of 100 kilometers per hour are still possible in the lowlands. At high altitudes it can still Give hurricane gusts of 150 km / h,
It will cleanup difficult. Quite possible that continues Trains failbecause the rescue teams cannot work. We don’t want to stir up panic at this point, we want everyone to weather the storm well. It is clear that there is danger to life in the forest or on a bike on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. Find out how to get through the storm safely here,
The safest place to be is at home. So if you are out on the weekend, see that you in front the rushing storm are back in your own four walls.
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