FQDL71 DWHA 021400 weatherreport for German coast issued by marine weather service hamburg 02.06.2026, 1400 UTC: general synoptic situation: A high 1021 over the Black Sea, with a ridge extending towards the Baltic states, moves eastward. A low 999 Scotland moves towards the northern part of the North Sea and weakens. A trough swings from the Netherlands to the southern Baltic Sea. By Wednesday evening, a new low 983 will move from the Atlantic to the sea area north of Ireland. At the same time, a ridge of the Azores High 1033 extends towards the Alps. Forecast for Tuesday Coastal areas of German North Sea: East Frisian coast: wind: southeast to south 3 to 4, shifting southwest. visibility/weather: later shower and thunderstorms with poor visibility. Elbe estuary: wind: southeast to south 3 to 4, shifting southwest. visibility/weather: later shower and thunderstorms with poor visibility. Helgoland: wind: southeast to south 3 to 4, shifting southwest. visibility/weather: later shower and thunderstorms with poor visibility. North Frisian coast: wind: southeast to south 3 to 4, shifting southwest. visibility/weather: later shower and thunderstorms with poor visibility. Elbe from Hamburg to Cuxhaven: wind: southeast to south about 3, shifting southwest. visibility/weather: later shower and thunderstorms with poor visibility. German Baltic Sea: Flensburg to Fehmarn: wind: southeasterly winds about 3, increasing 4 to 5. visibility/weather: good visibility. East of Fehmarn to Ruegen: wind: southeasterly winds about 3, increasing 4 to 5. visibility/weather: good visibility. Boddengewaesser east and east of Ruegen: wind: southeasterly winds about 3, increasing 4 to 5. visibility/weather: good visibility. Windforce in Beaufort, airpressure in Hektopascal