Overview
- The national forecaster expects winds to ease through Monday, though the Baltic coast may see morning gales and many regions remain wet with highs near 9–14 degrees.
- Persistent precipitation targets the Alps, with rain at lower elevations and 5–10 centimeters of snow above roughly 1,500 meters, locally 10–30 centimeters in higher or stau-prone terrain.
- Bavaria faces localized weather alerts, including Alpine gusts up to about 85 km/h, slick mountain roads from snowfall, and heavy rain near the Chiemgau–Berchtesgaden arc reaching up to 35 liters per square meter in 12 hours.
- Coastal water levels peaked around 1.5–2.0 meters above mean high tide according to BSH, flooding Hamburg’s Fischmarkt, while ferry links and some flights were canceled and a cruise ship departure was delayed.
- Emergency services remain active clearing downed trees after at least three reported injuries during the weekend surge, with dozens of call-outs noted in multiple districts.