Two storms will cause wet and windy weather in the north this weekend
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An autumn storm is coming over northern Germany at the weekend and will bring stormy and rainy weather, according to the DWD.
An autumn storm brings stormy winds to Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein this weekend. The German Weather Service (DWD) predicts that two storm depressions will bring rainy and windy weather. Friday morning was still clear, then the sky continued to get darker.
According to the DWD, clouds and rain are expected to move in from the southwest over the course of the day, and the wind will also increase along the coast. The first squalls can then be expected. A maximum of 11 degrees is reached. The wind and the wet weather were also consistent on Saturday night. During the day it will remain cloudy, rainy and windy.
According to a DWD meteorologist, a hurricane will hit the North Sea on Sunday night. It will remain rainy, but there could also be isolated thunderstorms. Above all, the wind is increasing. There are said to be hurricane gusts in the North Sea. The North Sea island of Heligoland is said to be particularly affected by the hurricane.
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Hurricane gusts on the North Sea and Heligoland at the weekend
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