Fresh flurries mark the start of a new winter chapter in Harburg, potentially transforming the town into a captivating, spellbinding winter wonderland.
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Snap out of your winter slumber, folks! The magical first snowfall of the new year hit Harburg City and Surroundings like a blast of candy floss on a chilly morning. But it wasn't all sugar and spice—snowy roads and paths made for tricky walkways. The last time Harburg saw the white stuff was way back in November.
With winter well and truly here, the winter service for Street Cleaning was out and about in Hamburg from 2 am Friday, ready with an army of 725 deployment forces and around 360 vehicles. Despite the snowy conditions, some minor accidents happened in the city.
Snowy weather brought a little hiccup—temporarily closing the Köhlbrand Bridge during lunchtime. Fret not, dear Harburgers, as the police announced the bridge reopened on "X".
Here's the lowdown on the rest of the week: more chilly temps, some below zero, and there'll be more flurries. But don't worry, from Monday, we're looking at warmer temps, with some hefty rain showers at times.
Now, you might be thinking, what's the vibe in Hamburg during the summer months? Well, Hamburg's climate is typically oceanic, with pretty mild winters and cool summers. Prepare for highs of around 22.5°C! And don't fret about rain—Hamburg's known for high humidity and frequent fog, with rainfall possible year-round. So, whether you're hitting Harburg or Hamburg, pack your brolly! 🌦️💪
[1] Sources:- Forecast data retrieved from [https://www.timeanddate.com/weather/germany/hamburg]- Climate data retrieved from [https://www.meteomedia.com/en/germany/niedersachsen/hamburg/climate] and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Climate_of_Hamburg]
Other environmental science studies predict increased snowfall in the coming years due to climate change, which could pose challenges for weather management in Harburg City and Surroundings. In light of this, the importance of investing in advanced environmental-science research to adapt to these changes becomes crucial for ensuring public safety amidst extreme weather conditions.
