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Gusts in Wunsiedel: Warning of dangerous weather for tomorrow!
Wunsiedel in the Fichtelgebirge remains affected by severe weather warnings on June 22nd, 2025. Gusts of up to 85 km/h expected.
Gusts in Wunsiedel: Warning of dangerous weather for tomorrow!
A look at the weather in the Wunsiedel i. district. Fichtelgebirge promises excitement. Today, June 22, 2025, the German Weather Service (DWD) issued several official weather warnings. From 3:00 p.m., tomorrow on June 23rd, strong gusts of wind can be expected, which can reach speeds of between 70 and 85 km/h. This warning is valid until June 24th at 6:00 a.m. The gusts are coming from the west and can cause falling branches and flying objects. Therefore, residents should secure detached objects and pay particular attention to tents and covers to avoid possible damage. News.de reports that ...
But that's not the only weather warning. There is a second report of gusts of wind from 2:31 p.m. today, which will also continue from 11:00 a.m. tomorrow until 8:00 p.m. These gusts could reach wind speeds of around 60 km/h, while nearby showers could even reach 70 km/h. The most important thing here is to secure loose objects. Wetter.com informs that...
Current weather and forecast
With all the wind, today's weather is paradoxical. The sky over Wunsiedel is clear and the temperatures reach a summery 29°C with a humidity of 29%. The wind is currently blowing at 19 km/h and the UV index shows a value of 7.05 - so be extremely careful when sunbathing. However, by this evening it will gradually cool down to 18°C and there will be no precipitation until midnight. Bayerischer Rundfunk announces that...
The warning levels are clearly regulated. The DWD divides the warnings into different categories based on the strength of the winds. From level 1 it starts with windy conditions over 50 km/h, up to extreme storms at over 140 km/h. In Wunsiedel the warning level is currently orange, which indicates severe weather conditions.
Recommendations for action for residents
What does this mean for the population? Residents should definitely prepare for the upcoming storms. Introducing, accidentally flying objects or falling branches could pose health risks. That's why it's crucial to secure all loose items outdoors and take precautions to protect yourself and those around you.
In view of these weather warnings, it is advisable to regularly follow the reports from the DWD in order to always be up to date on developments in the region. The German Weather Service also offers comprehensive information on the current weather situation on safe site.