The people in Frankfurt and all of Hesse have to be prepared for extremely uncomfortable weather: the weather service warns of severe gusts of wind!
Offenbach am Main – The German Weather Service (DWD) has for large parts of Hessen issued a second-level storm warning: A low-pressure storm over the North Sea is causing extremely uncomfortable weather here too.
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The weather service has issued a level two warning for large parts of Hesse (orange colored area), for the other regions of the federal state there is a first level warning (yellow colored area). © Montage: 123RF/dikiyaqua, Screenshot/DWD
Wednesday will initially bring people in Darmstadt, Frankfurt and Kassel some longer-lasting rain, which will only temporarily subside around noon, as the DWD meteorologists in Offenbach predict. With maximum temperatures of 10 to 13 degrees, it will be extremely mild for the time of year.
At the same time, strong to stormy gusts of 60 to 70 km/h are blowing through the state. Wind gusts of up to 85 km/h are therefore possible at higher altitudes.
In the night to Thursday the Weather conditions in Frankfurt and all of Hesse then even more uncomfortable: according to the DWD, increasing westerly winds bring widespread heavy gusts of wind with speeds between 90 and 100 km/h.
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In addition, heavy rain could fall again, thunderstorms are also possible, in which the wind could even swell to hurricane-like gusts of 100 to 110 km/h.
“In the higher areas, gusts of wind around 120 km/h,” it continues. The meteorologists expressly warn of storms.
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The stormy weather conditions in Hesse are expected to continue throughout Thursday. The wind will only drop a bit in the evening.
According to the weather service, rain and strong to stormy gusts of wind in the federal state must also be expected on Friday, which can also swell to storm and severe gusts of wind. In higher regions, hurricane-like gusts and individual hurricane gusts are also possible on this day.
According to the DWD, the storm will subside a little on Saturday, and the day will start out cloudy and even “locally clear”. However, strong to stormy gusts of wind are still possible in some areas, and even individual gusts of wind in the mountains.
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