Everything about Lothar Storm totally explained
Lothar is the name of a low-pressure system that resulted in a violent
extratropical cyclone sweeping across Central Europe on
December 26,
1999, causing major damage in
France, southern
Germany, and
Switzerland. Wind speeds reached around 150 km/h in lower areas and more than 250 km/h on some mountains. Besides buildings and
infrastructure,
forests, such as the
Black Forest in
Germany, suffered major damage resulting in substantial economic loss. In the aftermath, the
German Weather Service (Deutscher Wetterdienst) was also criticised for not issuing a storm warning for Lothar in contrast to the weather services of other countries and private German services, apparently due to a
software bug.
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