With a slight delay, but all the more violent storm rage "Sabine" rages over the district of Weilheim-Schongau. The public schools remain closed, the electricity in a number of communities has failed, and trains are no longer running.
- Storm "Sabine" sweeps over the Weilheim-Schongau district at wind speeds of up to 130 km / h.
- The German Weather Service has issued a warning of severe thunderstorms with hurricane gusts.
- The public schools in the Weilheim-Schongau district are closed on Monday.
- The power supply has already failed in the first towns.
- You can find out what's on the road outside the district in our Bayernticker.
11:15 am: The Federal Employment Agency also reacts in the morning. A press release says that anyone who has to register as unemployed on Monday or Tuesday or has an appointment with the employment agency or vocational counseling does not have to put himself in danger unnecessarily. "As long as the special weather conditions exist, we will deal generously with late reports, which means that we will accept the personal unemployment report retrospectively during this period," said Oliver Wackenhut, deputy chairman of the management. Appointments that cannot be kept should be canceled.
11:12 : The Penzberg police inspection reports that a tree has just fallen on a car on Schlossfeldweg.
11.08 a.m .: The far-reaching failure of the telephone and the Internet is reported from Schongau.
11.05 a.m .: The news that the garbage disposal did not go away due to the storm in the district turned out to be a rumor. "Today we have normal service," says Claudia Knopp. "But of course it could be that the yellow sacks could not be picked up because they hadn't been in place by then and were blown away by the wind."
11:04: The schools close because of the storm, the "Plantsch" in Schongau opens. Today, three hours earlier than usual. So that schoolchildren don't get bored at home. Some accepted the offer with thanks - including many grandmothers with grandchildren who help out the working mothers.
11:01 a.m .: The factory fire brigade in Herzogsägmühle at the tool shed has been on standby since three in the morning to be able to help quickly. In the deacon village itself, only one emergency staff is deployed to keep the business going. Herzogsägmühle director Wilfried Knorr asked on Sunday evening all employees who are not urgently needed to stay home because of the storm.
10.45 a.m .:
The storm has reached the district. Accompanied by heavy rains, "Sabine" rages across the country. The German Weather Service has issued a warning of severe thunderstorms with hurricane gusts. The public schools in the Weilheim-Schongau district are closed on Monday. The power supply has already failed in the first towns. Our readers report power cuts in Peiting, Hohenfurch and Bernbeuren. There have been no trains since the early morning.