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Stormmonitor

The Hereon Storm Monitor provides information about changes in storm activity in northern Germany. It shows how storm activity has developed in recent decades and whether current events or the course of the current storm season are unusual compared to the past.

The Hereon Storm Monitor provides information about changes in storm activity in northern Germany. It shows how storm activity has developed in recent decades and whether current events or the course of the current storm season are unusual compared to the past.

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The Storm Monitor is an online information service that evaluates storm events on a daily basis for selected regions in Northern Germany. It was developed to convey knowledge about changing storm activity and to classify recent events in a timely manner with a view to historical fluctuations and climate change. The basis for calculating storm activity over the last 70 years is the determination of the so-called geostrophic wind at several kilometers altitude based on air pressure measurements.
The Storm Monitor provides access to statistics and graphics for various regions of Northern Germany. The Storm Monitor is aimed at the interested public, teaching and research, media, as well as stakeholders such as insurance companies, the energy industry, and federal or state bodies for the environment or preventive disaster protection.

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Contact

Dr. Ralf Weisse

Scientists at Hereon

Coastal Systems - Analysis and Modeling

Phone: +49 (0) 4152 87 2819

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