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The “Gisela” low pressure zone moves over Germany: where continuous rain hits especially hard and can even cause flooding, explains meteorological columnist Michaela Koschak. (Source: t-online)
Continuous rain, flooding, storm surge, and hurricane blasts – Wednesday will be cold, wet, and extremely uncomfortable. From the east, the Gisela low pressure zone passes over Germany.
From Poland and the Baltic Sea, the Gisela low-pressure area will arrive in Germany on Wednesday. This is a minimum of 5b that has been soaked over the Mediterranean Sea. An area of such low pressure was also responsible for the flood of the century in 2002. Also on Wednesday, 5b low Gisela ensures extreme weather conditions in Germany. Expert Michaela Koschak explains how these are expressed in her Video columns.
Michaela Koschak studied meteorology at FU Berlin and is known to many on television. The 43-year-old presented the weather for Saturday 1, MDR and NDR, among others. She is also the author of books.
Michaela Koschak has worked as a weather columnist for t-online since 2019 and regularly comments on and explains weather events.
You can see how he evaluates the coming weather am Video.
