Storm - After the storm: environmental authority warns against entering the woods
In Hamburg, people should still be careful when entering forests and parks in the coming days. Due to the storm "Zoltan", branches and trees could continue to fall, the environmental authority announced on Friday. People are advised to enter forests, parks or other areas with trees at their own risk, it said.
The storm depression largely receded from Hamburg on Friday after causing numerous police and fire department operations. The storm surge reached its highest level in the Hanseatic city before midday. In the end, 3.33 meters were measured at the St. Pauli gauge.
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- Despite the decrease in the impact of the storm "Zoltan" in Hamburg, the environmental authority continues to warn against entering forests due to the risk of falling branches and trees caused by the storm.
- The environmental authority in Hamburg advises people to enter forests, parks, or other wooded areas at their own risk, given the potential for bad weather or a storm low that could cause branches or trees to fall.
- Amidst ongoing concerns about the hazards presented by fallen trees and branches, Hamburg's environmental authority advises caution when entering forests and parks, citing the recent storm "Zoltan" that may have left its impact on the area even after the worst weather had passed.
Source: www.stern.de
