Baden-Württemberg experiences late summer record heat until September

Baden-Württemberg experiences late summer record heat until September

A new weather trend for the southwestern state of Baden-Württemberg is causing enthusiasm-at a time when many are already expecting autumn. Meteorologist Dominik Jung von Wetter.net explains that a heat wave will be expected in the next few days that will extend over a few days. Summer shows its best side, and the residents can look forward to pleasant temperatures.

The weather forecast announces that the temperatures will skyrocket from Tuesday, August 27th. First, they rise to values between 25 and 30 degrees. A special highlight will be Wednesday, August 28, when the temperatures then exceed the 30-degree mark. These high summer values should last until at least September 5, with isolated tips up to 35 degrees. "Who would have believed that: at the end of August, early September, the summer apparently really turns up again," notes Jung.

course of the heat wave

The meteorologist finds that the predictions for Stuttgart show the stable course of the upcoming weather phase. The temperatures are said to be between 25 and 28 degrees on average. This represents a remarkable development, as short heat waves, consisting of a day or two, have been registered in the past few weeks. But the upcoming phase marks a new record: nine to ten hot days at a time are on the move, which is remarkable for 2024.

The predictions also indicate that September could take a rather warm course, which many people in the region should delight. This could also affect the seasonal level of activity in the region, since many want to use the beautiful weather for excursions and leisure activities. While the high temperatures represent a welcome change for many, the rainfall should remain largely low during this time, which further favors the conditions for enjoying outdoors.

drought lasts

In addition to the heat wave, according to the weather models, it remains largely dry by September 3. The GFS model shows hardly any rainfall, which means that the next Saturday evening and Sunday (August 24th and 25th) will offer the last occasions to expect some rain. The dry weather is perceived as particularly positive by many because it favors numerous leisure opportunities outdoors.

The predictions also create a positive mood, as many people seek attention to the fully trains to enjoy summer weather. The possibility of outdoor activities, be it for sports, picnic or just to relax in the garden, could increase the quality of life in the region.

With a view of the upcoming warm days, when asked what people can do at this time: there is a wealth of ways to enjoy the sun, be it grilling in the park or visiting the surrounding nature. The season already offers numerous leisure opportunities, and with the upcoming weather change, it is expected that they will continue to exist.

set to the heat

Overall, the upcoming heat wave in Baden-Württemberg is not only a climatic climax, but is also an excellent opportunity to enjoy the beautiful weather before the cooler autumn temperatures arrive. The combination of persistent warm temperatures and drought promises an attractive time for many who want to enjoy the last summer days to the fullest. Whether in the garden, on the balcony or on a trip to nature - the coming days invite you to hug the sun.

effects of climate change on the weather in Baden-Württemberg

The weather and extreme temperatures in Baden-Württemberg are not only temporary phenomena, but also reflect the long-term changes in the climate. Climate change leads to more frequent and more intensive heat waves that have been observed in recent years. According to the German Weather Service (DWD), the number of hot days in Germany has increased significantly since the 1950s, which indicates a stable trend towards warmer summer. In many regions, including Baden-Württembergs, an increase in hot days is forecast, which also affects the requirements for water and energy supply.

statistics on temperature development

Current data prove to warming in Germany. According to the DWD, the average temperature in Germany was 10.3 degrees Celsius in 2021, which is 1.6 degrees above the long -term average. This temperature increase has direct effects on the weather and reinforces the likelihood of extreme weather events such as heat waves. In order to underline these statistics, in 2022 in some parts of Baden-Württemberg's maximum values of over 40 degrees Celsius, which made the region one of the hottest in Germany. Such weather extremes make adjustments in different sectors necessary to counter the challenges of climate change.

preparation for extreme weather events

The recurring heat waves require active risk management and strategies for adapting to extremes. Cities and municipalities in Baden-Württemberg work on measures to improve the heat resistance, including shade-giving green areas and the promotion of sustainable architecture in order to alleviate the consequences of increasing temperatures. It is also sought to educate the population about the correct behavior during extreme heat periods and to provide emergency plans for critical infrastructures. For example, the city of Stuttgart has implemented an extensive heat action program that strengthens health care in hot months