Strong gusts of wind block the S-Bahn: Berlin in chaos!

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Violent gusts of up to 105 km/h in Brandenburg an der Havel cause disruptions in Berlin S-Bahn traffic on June 23, 2025.

Heftige Sturmböen mit bis zu 105 km/h in Brandenburg an der Havel verursachen Störungen im Berliner S-Bahn-Verkehr am 23.06.2025.
Violent gusts of up to 105 km/h in Brandenburg an der Havel cause disruptions in Berlin S-Bahn traffic on June 23, 2025.

Strong gusts of wind block the S-Bahn: Berlin in chaos!

The storm has Berlin firmly under control on Monday evening, June 23, 2025. All S-Bahn traffic in the capital was stopped due to strong gusts of wind. Loud Mercury The Berlin S-Bahn informed the Berlin S-Bahn about the suspension of train services via social media at 5:25 p.m. Many branches and trees have blocked the tracks and clearing of the tracks has already begun.

Additionally reported Daily Mirror that the fire department is making several calls because of the storm. Clean-up efforts are in full swing across the city and an increased number of operations are being recorded. Even though some injuries have been reported, there is currently no comprehensive overview of the entire damage situation.

Damage and transportation options

The squalls reach wind speeds of up to 100 km/h, with even 105 km/h measured in Brandenburg an der Havel. The German Weather Service warns of further severe thunderstorms and hurricane-like gusts. Even if the S-Bahn and various bus lines are suspended or only run to a limited extent, the S-Bahn recommends using alternative means of transport.

The traffic information center (ViZ) provides information about closed or restricted roads in Berlin and the surrounding area. For example, Heerstrasse, Schönwalder Allee in Hakenfelde and Invalidenstrasse in Mitte are among those affected. The reports of fallen trees, such as those in front of the Gethsemane Church in Prenzlauer Berg or on Petersburger Straße at the corner of Landsberger Allee, are particularly tragic.

A look at the weather situation

The weather will calm down on Tuesday night, while temperatures are expected to be between 11 and 14 degrees. The Severe Weather Center provides an overview of the current severe weather warnings and provides information about possible slippery roads that can occur during such storms.

The Berlin fire department and the volunteer fire departments are doing important work to repair the storm damage and ensure the safety of the population. Despite the tense situation, those responsible hope that the circumstances will soon return to normal and that Berliners can travel safely again.