Storm Zoltan - Storm: Christmas markets in Bremen remain closed
Bremen's Christmas market will not open on Thursday. Due to the approaching storm Zoltan, the market will remain closed, as the organizers announced on their website. The stalls in Bremerhaven will also remain closed, according to a statement.
A safe experience of the Christmas market is impossible, the Bremerhaven marketing department announced. However, it should be possible to visit the market again as normal over the next two days. The organizers in Bremen have not yet provided any information about the coming days.
The Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency has predicted storm surges for the Elbe, Weser and Ems rivers in northern Germany. The peak could be reached on Friday morning, as the Federal Office announced on Thursday. At the same time, the German Weather Service predicted heavy squalls on land and gale-force winds on the coast on Thursday.
Bremen Christmas market
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The bad weather conditions caused by storm Zoltan pose a threat to the Bremen Christmas market, making a safe visit unlikely. Despite the closure, organizers hope to reopen the market in Bremen and Bremerhaven within the next two days. Visitors to Bremerhaven's Christmas market should wait until Saturday or Sunday for a more enjoyable experience. The severe weather forecasted by the German Weather Service and the Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency is expected to impact not only Christmas markets but also other areas in northern Germany, such as Bremerhaven.
Source: www.stern.de