A hurricane felled more than 1,500 trees in Pavlovsky Park

A hurricane felled more than 1,500 trees in Pavlovsky Park.

Consensus

The supercyclone 'Bernadette' hit St. Petersburg on July 11.
The Pavlovsk Landscape Park sustained significant damage from the storm.
Over 1,500 trees were uprooted or felled in the park.
The affected trees included healthy young and mature specimens, particularly spruces and birches.
The storm impacted all areas of the park, with less damage in the central part.
Specialists are actively clearing debris and restoring the park.
The cleanup and assessment efforts have been ongoing for nearly a month.

Approximately 1,500 trees were knocked down in the forest area of the park, including many spruces and birches. — vm
1,564 trees were felled in the Pavlovsk Park, with the most damage in the 'White Birch' area and Old Sylvia, and some ancient trees like a 200-year-old oak were destroyed. — riamo
The total number of lost trees is 1,588, with 87 removed in the past week and 24 more discovered on August 3 in the 'Great Star' area. — fontanka
More than six thousand residential buildings in Altai Krai lost power due to a strong cyclone and heavy rains at the end of July. — vm
The area along the Pogranichno-Izhorskaya Road was declared a red zone due to danger. — riamo
The museum reported that such a destructive scene had not occurred in Pavlovsk in the past 30 years. — fontanka