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VHDL30 DWSG 250200
WARNLAGEBERICHT
für Baden-Württemberg

ausgegeben vom Deutschen Wetterdienst
am Samstag, 25.03.2017, 04:30 Uhr

Heute im Bergland stark böig, auf hohen Schwarzwaldgipfeln teils
stürmisch. Kommende Nacht Hochschwarzwald anfangs noch stürmische
Böen.

Entwicklung der Wetter- und Warnlage für die nächsten 24 Stunden bis
Sonntag, 26.03.2017, 04:30 Uhr:

Eine sich von den Britischen Inseln bis nach Osteuropa erstreckende
Hochdruckzone weitet ihren Einflussbereich weiter auf
Baden-Württemberg aus. Dabei wird mit östlicher Strömung trockene
Luft herangeführt.

Heute treten im Bergland und im südlichen Oberschwaben Windböen um 55
km/h aus Ost auf, exponiert und im Hochschwarzwald sind auch
stürmische Böen bis 75 km/h möglich.

In der Nacht zum Sonntag ist im Hochschwarzwald anfangs noch
stürmischen Böen um 65 km/h zu rechnen. Später lässt der Wind weiter
nach.

Nächste Aktualisierung: spätestens Samstag, 25.03.2017, 06:30 Uhr

Deutscher Wetterdienst, Regionale Wetterberatung Stuttgart, Leistert

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