Full closures in the Stendal district: What you need to know now!

Full closures in the Stendal district: What you need to know now!

Today, November 6th, 2025, there is exciting news and important traffic information from the Stendal district that should interest our readers. Current reports show that the traffic situation in this area has changed significantly.

The full closures that are currently in effect in several places in our district are particularly eye-catching. Take a look at this: The K1062 in Iden is completely closed until December 2nd, 2025. In addition, the K1065 in Hohenberg-Krusemark will remain closed until July 1, 2026. If you want to go to Lindenstrasse in Cobbel, you will have to take a diversion until November 28, 2025. And in Lückstedt the L12 will not be accessible until November 21, 2025. These restrictions could cause quite a problem for some road users.

Forest fire dangers in view

Another important topic is the danger of forest fires, which is covered in the current weather report from the German Weather Service (DWD). The forest fire danger index (WBI) plays a central role in assessing the risk of forest fires. The WBI shows the risk of forest fires in five categories - from a very low danger (level 1) to a very high risk (level 5). [DWD] reports that the assessments provide important information for the state authorities to issue warnings in an emergency.

These assessments are particularly relevant in the period from March to October, as they have significant relevance in the warmer months. The daily updates, which are provided every morning around 5:00 UTC, i.e. 7:00 CEST or 6:00 CET, provide fresh information for citizens [DWD] informed about the exact processes.

• Waldbrandgefahrenindex (WBI):
• Stufe 1: sehr geringe Gefahr
• Stufe 2: geringe Gefahr
• Stufe 3: mittlere Gefahr
• Stufe 4: hohe Gefahr
• Stufe 5: sehr hohe Gefahr

The WBI is indispensable for a harmonized risk distribution at the state level, which enables the authorities to act in a timely manner and to inform the population. In the context of these issues, the risk of forest fires remains high, particularly during dry and hot periods when vegetation is particularly at risk.

For further information on current developments and specific local news, we recommend taking a look at the reporting from [news.de]. Stay safe and well informed while traveling through the region or enjoying the beautiful fall days in nature!