Weather warning: Heavy thunderstorms and heavy rain in Baden-Württemberg announced

Weather warning: Heavy thunderstorms and heavy rain in Baden-Württemberg announced

In the coming days, Baden-Württemberg will be affected by a striking change in weather. At the moment, people in the region are still experiencing high summer temperatures, but the signs of an upcoming upheaval are clearly noticeable. Meteorologist Alexander König warns that a low pressure area is approaching that will significantly influence the weather.

From Wednesday, September 4, the residents must count on sometimes violent showers and thunderstorms. The German Weather Service (DWD) has already pointed out in advance that the middle of the week will be characterized by changing to strong clouds. The southwest of Germany is particularly at risk because rain fronts are repeatedly pulled through. König describes the weather as "tricky" and advises caution, since local floods are also not excluded.

harbing the autumn weather

The temperatures are expected to be between 20 degrees in the southern Black Forest and 26 degrees on the Tauber on Wednesday. This means a striking change for the weather in the region: the high summer months seem to belong to the past, and the meteorological autumn already started on September 1st. The predictions indicate that the summer conditions in the last week of the summer holidays are actually to retreat.

The weekend could not only bring a temperature drop, but also persistent showers and thunderstorms. According to meteorologists, the weather in the south remains inconsistent, which means that people should prepare for wet days. A large part of the region could even experience hours of rain what the general mood will cloud.

Severe weather risk in different regions

The big question remains: Which areas will be most affected by the storms? This depends heavily on the specific development of the various weather fronts. While some parts of Baden-Württemberg may be relatively light, other regions are particularly at risk. Especially in flat areas, flooding can occur quickly in the event of heavy rain.

The weather reports of the next few days should therefore be followed in order to be able to react to changes in good time. It is advisable to pay attention to the weather warnings of the DWD and, if necessary, take precautions to minimize damage caused by possible flooding.

Finally, the current weather situation shows a significant trend on unstable conditions. The region has to be prepared for the end of summer not only with a fall in temperature, but also with potentially heavy rainfalls and thunderstorms. The interplay of sun and rain will be heard more often in the weather forecasts in the future. The coming days could be a clear indicator for the upcoming months.