Seven people dead from the storm that hit Germany

The storm, named Xavier, caused strong winds and rain to spread chaos to citizens.

In Berlin the wind had a very high speed, causing two flights to be canceled temporarily as much of the public transportation was closed.

One of the victims is a woman who died after a tree fell on her car. Four other people were killed in the Brandenburg region.

About 400 passengers on a speeding train from Amsterdam to Berlin were evacuated. Even at the port of Wilhelmshaven, a crane weighing about 1.1 tons was brought down by the four winds.

Authorities said the storm, called Xavier, would head toward Poland.