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Sunshine or showers? Weather forecast for Hesse this weekend!
Find out the current weather forecasts for Hesse on July 11th, 2025, including possible showers and temperature trends.
Sunshine or showers? Weather forecast for Hesse this weekend!
Today, July 11, 2025, the people of Cologne and the region can expect varied weather. The weather forecast promises a mix of sunny spells and cumulus clouds, with clouds predominating in most areas. Especially in the west and south, from the Limburg region to the Bergstrasse, you can look forward to up to 11 hours of sunshine. According to the forecasts, it will remain largely dry, but there could be isolated showers in some areas, such as between the Weser, Meißner, Rhön and Spessart. The maximum temperatures today vary between 20 degrees in the Upland and 27 degrees on the Bergstrasse, like hessenschau.de reported.
Like the meteorological data meteoblue.com show, there is no chance of precipitation in the region today, the amount of precipitation is 0 mm. This means that many Cologne residents and visitors can let the sun shine on their skin without having to worry about rain.
Weather forecasts for the coming days
A look at the coming days shows that the weather situation will change from tomorrow. The forecast calls for increasing clouds from the east, and showers are expected in the afternoon, especially in the north and east of Germany. In the southwest, however, it is expected to remain sunny with maximum temperatures between 21 and 28 degrees. For Sunday, however, a rather changeable picture emerges: dense clouds, occasional sun and possibly showers or thunderstorms ensure a change in the weather. In the south and southwest it will probably stay dry all day and temperatures will climb up to 28 degrees, according to information from hessenschau.de.
Climate change and weather extremes
In the midst of these changeable weather conditions, the Hessen climate portal draws attention to the growing challenges posed by climate change. On hlnug.de Comprehensive information and statistics on climate developments, precipitation and weather extremes are provided. Hesse is even the first federal state to visually prepare such data, which is an important source for anyone interested.
The portal offers various modules, including a weather report that graphically displays Hesse-wide averages of climate data. Interactive information about weather extremes is also available there. Another component is the analysis of the future development of temperature and precipitation until the end of the century, which is extremely valuable for good orientation in the midst of changing climatic conditions.
In any case, it will be exciting to see how the weather will develop further. Whether sunny or cloudy, the people of Cologne can hope for a varied day!