Sturm damaged roofs in Stendal: risk of collapse on Frommhagenstrasse

Sturm damaged roofs in Stendal: risk of collapse on Frommhagenstrasse

Frommhagenstraße 35, 39576 Stendal, Deutschland - Stendal seems to be put to the test by the forces of nature these days. The municipal fire brigade and the building yard had to block a closure on Thursday evening, shortly before 8 p.m. This measure was necessary after the violent winds that swept across the region on June 26, not only the infrastructure, but also the buildings. A roof element at Frommhagenstraße 35 threatens to rush, the roof element on house number 56 is also in acute danger. Volksstimme reports of the red brick buildings, which Stock decorative elements and turrets. Unfortunately, the strong gusts, which raged over Stendal and other parts of Germany this week, brought these charming buildings into a dangerous imbalance.

not only with the roofs, Stendal was also severely affected in other areas. At the west wall, a chestnut fell on several parked cars, luckily there were no injuries. The area had already had a stormy weekend when the storms Ylenia and Zeynep moved across the region. As the az online , the rescue center Altmark only counted in The night of Saturday. Fallen trees were the main cause of the fire brigade.

fire brigade operations and gratitude

From Friday to Saturday, the fire brigade in Stendal and in the district was practically uninterrupted. Around 98 missions and 59 hours on the feet, the city defense director Martin Jurga reported. "We were on alarm and awake," said Jurga, who, like Stendal's Mayor Klaus Schmotz, thanked for the enormous commitment of the volunteer fire brigade. The gusts came deep into the infrastructure in the urban area and led to damage to roofs and power lines that had to be removed as soon as possible.

Nevertheless, the weather will also be under an exciting prediction for the coming days. Meteorologists only expect a reassurance for Tuesday or later, which is why the weather situation is still in focus. The storm frequency has not only increased over the past few decades, but also changes regionally. In addition, there are increasing wind speeds that result in damage. A look at the wind speeds shows that severe storm damage can be expected in Hamburg and other parts of northern Germany. The climate models indicate that such extreme weather conditions will not be decreased in the future. ESKP confirms this trend reversal, and the citizens are well advised to be prepared for upcoming storm warnings.