FQDL71 DWHA 290300



weatherreport for German coast

issued by marine weather service hamburg

29.11.2025, 0300 UTC:



general synoptic situation:

A deep low 966 west of Haltenbank moves across the North Cape to 

the Barents Sea while weakening. The associated cold front 

extends from the Baltic States to eastern Germany and moves 

slowly southeastwards. On Saturday morning, a secondary low 998 

will form over northern England and move to the Skagerrak while 

deepening. A ridge of high pressure connecting a high 1031 west 

of the Azores with a high 1026 over central Russia weakens.



Vorhersage für Samstag:

coastal areas of German North Sea:

east frisian coast: 

wind: southwest about 5, shifting south.

visibility/weather: later rain or shower with partly poor 

visibility.

elbe estuary:

wind: southwest about 5, shifting south.

visibility/weather: later rain or shower with partly poor 

visibility.

helgoland:

wind: southwest 5 to 6, shifting south.

visibility/weather: at times rain or shower with partly poor 

visibility.

north frisian coast:

wind: southwest 5 to 6, for a time decreasing 4, shifting south.

visibility/weather: at times rain or shower with partly poor 

visibility.

elbe from hamburg to cuxhaven:

wind: southwest 3 to 4, western part first locally 5, shifting 

south to southeast.

visibility/weather: locally moderate visibility.



German Baltic Sea:

flensburg to fehmarn:

wind: southwest about 5, shifting south about 4.

visibility/weather: locally moderate visibility.

east of fehmarn to ruegen:

wind: southwest about 5, shifting south about 4.

visibility/weather: locally moderate visibility.

boddengewaesser east and east of ruegen:

wind: southwest 4 to 5, shifting south.

visibility/weather: first rain with partly poor visibility, 

otherwise locally moderate visibility.



Windforce in Beaufort, airpressure in Hektopascal