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weatherreport for German coast

issued by marine weather service hamburg

10.09.2026, 0000 UTC:



general synoptic situation:	

A low 999 Central Sweden travels across the Northern Baltic Sea 

to east and fills later. An associated trough extending to the 

Kattegat moves across the southern portions of the Baltic Sea in 

the meantime. Afterwards a high 1022 western Bay of Biscay moves 

to southern Poland. A ridge pointing to Forties swings to the 

Stockholm area until early Friday. Simultaneously, a front of a 

low 978 Iceland arrives at the North Sea and travels eastbound.





Forecast for Thursday

Coastal areas of German North Sea:

East Frisian coast: 

wind: northwest 4 to 5, for a time decreasing 3, shifting slowly 

south.

visibility/weather: good visibility.

Elbe estuary:

wind: northwest 4 to 5, for a time decreasing 3, shifting slowly 

south.

visibility/weather: good visibility.

Helgoland:

wind: northwest 4 to 5, for a time decreasing 3, shifting slowly 

south.

visibility/weather: good visibility.

North Frisian coast:

wind: northwest about 5, for a time 3 to 4, shifting slowly 

south.

visibility/weather: good visibility.

Elbe from Hamburg to Cuxhaven:

wind: northwest about 4, decreasing 2 to 3, shifting slowly 

south.

visibility/weather: good visibility.



German Baltic Sea:

Flensburg to Fehmarn:

wind: northwest 5 to 6 shifting slowly southwest and decreasing 

3.

visibility/weather: good visibility.

East of Fehmarn to Ruegen:

wind: northwest 5 to 6 shifting slowly southwest and decreasing 

3.

visibility/weather: first locally shower with moderate 

visibility.

Boddengewaesser east and east of Ruegen:

wind: northwest to west about 5, decreasing 3 to 4, shifting 

southwest later.

visibility/weather: first locally shower with moderate 

visibility.



Windforce in Beaufort, airpressure in Hektopascal