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Heat warning for Miesbach: Health at risk, caution advised!
Official heat warning for Miesbach on August 10th, 2025: health risks, temperatures up to 27°C and tips for coping with the heat.
Heat warning for Miesbach: Health at risk, caution advised!
It is hot in the area around Miesbach, and the German Weather Service has forecast for today08/10/2025, an official weather warning issued. This applies from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on August 11, 2025, and warns of severe heat stress that can be felt at altitudes of up to 800 meters. Today is the second day of this alert and the temperatures could cause health problems if the necessary precautions are not taken. Therefore, the recommendation is to avoid physical exertion in the blazing sun, drink enough water and keep indoor spaces cool, as news.de reports.
The weather in Miesbach currently shows broken clouds and a temperature of 24°C. The wind is blowing at 7 km/h and the humidity is 63%. According to the hourly weather forecast, the temperature will rise up to 27°C by the afternoon. In addition, the UV index of 3.63 can be classified as moderate, which also encourages careful exposure to the sun.
Health risks of heat
Heat stress poses a serious threat to human health. Vulnerable groups such as older people, pregnant women, children and people with chronic previous illnesses are particularly at risk. The heat warnings are issued based on various criteria, including daytime and nighttime exposure. Sensitive people can also suffer from severe heat stress on days when no special warnings are displayed, as wärmewarenen.de illustrates.
The Robert Koch Institute (RKI) has predicted increasing heat in Germany in the coming decades due to climate change. These long-term changes have serious implications for the health and well-being of the population. Here, effective heat protection plays a central role, for which cooperation between ministries, authorities and various institutions is essential, rki.de emphasizes.
In order to better combat the heat, good monitoring and the development of information offerings and preventative measures are required. In this context, exchanges across various institutions are continually sought in order to effectively protect the population.