FQDL71 DWHA 021400



weatherreport for German coast

issued by marine weather service hamburg

02.01.2025, 1400 UTC:



general synoptic situation:

A depp low 972 over northwestern Russia is moving north-eastwards

while temporarily slightly deepening. An associated trough, which

extends across the western Baltic Sea to the English Channel, 

moves south-eastwards. Another trough extending towards the 

Skagerrak will reach the Baltic States on Friday morning. A 

secondary low 979 Haltenbank moves across southern Scandinavia to

the Baltic States, weakening. A high 1036 Irminger See weakens 

and expands towards France. 





forecast valid until friday evening: 



coastal areas of German North Sea:

east frisian coast: 

northwest about 5, for a time increasing 7 to 8 and shifting 

west, partly severe shower squalls, later snow squalls.



elbe estuary: 

northwest about 5, for a time increasing 7 to 8 and shifting 

west, partly severe shower squalls, later snow squalls.



helgoland: 

northwest about 5, for a time increasing 7 to 8 and shifting 

west, partly severe shower squalls, later snow squalls, sea 3 

meter.



north frisian coast: 

northwest about 5, for a time increasing 7 to 8 and shifting 

west, partly severe shower squalls, later snow squalls.



elbe from hamburg to cuxhaven: 

northwest to west about 4, for a time increasing 6 and shifting 

southwest, shower squalls, later snow squalls.





German Baltic Sea:

flensburg to fehmarn: 

northwest to west about 4, increasing 5 to 6, for a time shifting

southwest, locally snow squalls.



east of fehmarn to ruegen: 

northwest to west about 5, increasing 6 to 7, for a time shifting

southwest, locally snow squalls.



east of ruegen: 

northwest to west 5 to 6, for a time increasing 7 and shifting 

southwest, locally snow squalls.



Windforce in Beaufort, airpressure in Hektopascal