FQDL71 DWHA 020500



weatherreport for German coast

issued by marine weather service hamburg

02.06.2026, 0500 UTC:



general synoptic situation:	

A high 1021 Black Sea is extending a broad ridge toward the 

northern Baltic Sea; the ridge is slowly turning eastward. A low 

999 northwest of the Hebrides is moving toward the northern part 

of the North Sea while weakening. A trough is moving from the 

English Channel to eastern Germany. Early Wednesday, a new low 

989 will be located just northwest of Ireland.





Forecast for Tuesday

Coastal areas of German North Sea:

East Frisian coast: 

wind: southeast to south 3 to 4, shifting southwest later.

visibility/weather: later shower and thunderstorms with very poor

visibility.

Elbe estuary:

wind: southeast to south 3 to 4, shifting southwest later.

visibility/weather: later shower and thunderstorms with very poor

visibility.

Helgoland:

wind: southeast to south 3 to 4, shifting southwest later.

visibility/weather: later shower and thunderstorms with very poor

visibility.

North Frisian coast:

wind: southeast to south 3 to 4, shifting southwest later.

visibility/weather: later shower and thunderstorms with very poor

visibility.

Elbe from Hamburg to Cuxhaven:

wind: southeast to south about 3, shifting southwest later.

visibility/weather: later shower and thunderstorms with very poor

visibility.



German Baltic Sea:

Flensburg to Fehmarn:

wind: south 3, shifting southeast later and increasing 4.

visibility/weather: good visibility.

East of Fehmarn to Ruegen:

wind: south 3, shifting southeast later and increasing 4 to 5.

visibility/weather: good visibility.

Boddengewaesser east and east of Ruegen:

wind: south 3, shifting southeast later and increasing 4 to 5.

visibility/weather: good visibility.



Windforce in Beaufort, airpressure in Hektopascal