Hurricane Sabine arrived in the Fürstenfeldbruck district in the night of Monday. The fire brigades have numerous operations.
- Storm depression Sabine also reached the Fürstenfeldbruck region on Monday
- Classes in all public schools are canceled on Monday
- S-Bahn traffic in the Fürstenfeldbruck region has been partially discontinued.
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2:58 p.m .: Train traffic on the S8 between Herrsching and Munich Airport is currently being resumed. However, delays and short-term partial failures are still to be expected, reports the railway. The S4 is interrupted due to the tree in the overhead line at Emmering, the S3 is also affected.
2:24 p.m .: A tree hangs in an overhead line near the Untere Au near Emmering. The S4 will therefore remain blocked until further notice. A repair train is on the way.
2:22 p.m .: Due to the blockage of the outer Schöngeisinger Straße, line 822 has to take a different route. This arrangement could remain in effect for some time. Line 820 coming from Seefeld was interrupted between 8 a.m. and 12 p.m. Lines 838 and 839 were briefly discontinued.
1:41 p.m .: Due to the storm, the large recycling centers in Puchheim, Maisach and Althegnenberg will be closed on February 10th. The rubble in Jesenwang also remains closed all day. This reports the waste management company of the district.
The operator of a computer shop in downtown Bruck has closed as a precaution.
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1:24 p.m .: The Jesenwang fire department removed a branch that fell onto the state road towards Fürstenfeldbruck. In addition, the helpers had to clear away a tree that had fallen on a power line near the rubble landfill. The Mammendorf fire department also removed a tree that was threatening to fall onto the B2. In Emmering, a tree fell on the S4 tracks. The fire department in Althegnenberg also reported several storm-related operations.
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12.50 p.m .: The fire department in Gröbenzell reports of ten storm-related operations since the morning hours. The main task was to remove trees from roofs and the street. So far, eight vehicles and 31 emergency services have been deployed. Around 11 the frequency of operations had decreased significantly, so that now only ten emergency personnel are making the vehicles operational again and are on standby.
Parts of a crane have come loose in Olching.
© FFW Olching
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10.46 a.m .: According to district fire councilor Hubert Stefan, there have been around 80 storm-related operations to date. The city of Fürstenfeldbruck has around 20 missions – mainly fallen trees and covered roofs. Outer Schöngeisinger Strasse has been closed since the morning because of fallen trees. Removing them is considered too dangerous because of the storm. The footpath on Engelsberg between the monastery and Bruck train station is also blocked by fallen trees. The weather station in Oberpfaffenhofen just south of Germering reported the first hurricane gusts at around 9.50 a.m.
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10.14 a.m .: Trees fell at Gut Roggenstein. The road to the estate is blocked.
9.24 a.m .: A 40-year-old fir tree fell over in Mittelstetten.
9.16 a.m.: The fire brigades have various storm-related missions. In Olching, for example, components of a crane have come loose at the construction site on Bürgermeister-Huber-Straße. The fire brigade has set up the district operations center.
Monday, 8.38 a.m .: The S-Bahn trains in the district – i.e. S3, S4 and S8 – no longer run
Update from Sunday, February 9th: Lessons are canceled in all schools
The outer Schöngeisinger Straße is closed to traffic.
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At all schools in the Fürstenfeldbruck district, lessons are canceled on Monday due to the storm storm Sabine. A spokesman for the department for schools, sports and culture of the district office announced on Sunday evening. The schools will ensure that the pupils are looked after if necessary. The German Weather Service warns of hurricane gusts of up to 120 kilometers per hour. The highest wind speeds are expected in the district on Monday morning between 9 a.m. and 12 p.m. The weather service recommends not to be outdoors during this time. Deutsche Bahn has already reacted to the storm and stopped all long-distance traffic.
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First announcement: forest owners in concern: anxious waiting for the hurricane
– How hard Sabine will hit the region is not yet clear. For meteorologists, however, one thing is certain: it is coming. And Sabine doesn’t just make a short visit – until It should remain stormy in the middle of next week,
The fire departments in the district are armed. In order to process the emergency calls received every minute in the event of major storms, the so-called district operations center can be quickly staffed, explains district fire councilor Hubert Stefan. It is located in the Fürstenfeldbruck fire station and is intended to relieve the Integrated Control Center (ILS). In the district operations center, non-time-critical operations are processed – for example, when a tree is in the garden but there is no immediate danger.
Everything is lashed down
The construction sites in the district are still being cleaned up before the storm. Everything that is not riveted and nail-proof is lashed down or cleared away. “Storm is part of the business,” says Thomas Vilgertshofer from the Allinger construction company of the same name. The cranes on the construction sites would cope with even the strongest gusts.
Forest owners worried
Paul Högenauer, Managing Director of the Fürstenfeldbruck Forest Owners Association, is less relaxed about the storm. “I’m worried,” says the forest expert. There is a good reason for that. “A lot of forests are torn open,” says Högenauer. Many trees had to be felled because of the bark beetle. The wind has new areas of attack. “The first trees fall at 100 kilometers per hour.”
The Bruck school authorities also know about this danger. Whether the lesson will be canceled on Monday should not be decided until the morning, says head of office Bettina Betz. Such storms always present a dilemma: if the school stays up, parents complain that it seems too dangerous. If classes are canceled, there are angry calls from mums and dads who have to take care of their child.
Weighing must also be done for bus traffic. at Storm Niklas 2015 all traffic was stopped. The decision whether the buses have to go to the depot is made by the bus company itself, says the public transport representative at the district office, Hermann Seifert. The companies are ultimately responsible for the safety of passengers.
Also interesting: That’s how they reacted the wind turbines on storm Herwart.
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