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Heat wave is rolling towards Germany: thunderstorms bring refreshment!
Münster expects summer temperatures of up to 38 degrees, with thunderstorms from Thursday. Current weather forecasts and trends.
Heat wave is rolling towards Germany: thunderstorms bring refreshment!
A midsummer over Germany: The forecasts of the German Weather Service (DWD) indicate midsummer temperatures and sometimes strong thunderstorms for the coming days. Loud Antenna Münster The weather will remain calm for the time being, while the sun is already pampering us with its radiant shine. Particularly in the southern half of the country, temperatures can rise to an extremely pleasant 25 to 32 degrees by the afternoon.
On Tuesday morning, Cologne residents and other residents in Germany can expect the last low temperatures below 15 degrees. But don't worry, the maximum temperatures will rise quickly: between 30 and 36 degrees can be expected, although it remains a little more refreshing in the coastal regions.
A hot Wednesday is ahead
Wednesday promises to be a really hot day. According to the weather experts, temperatures are climbing to an impressive 31 to 38 degrees, with the extreme heat stress particularly affecting the southwest half. It will remain mostly sunny during the day, although isolated rain in the southern mountains cannot be ruled out in the afternoon.
Thursday night will be mild, with some tropical nights with temperatures above 20 degrees. But the anticipation could quickly give way to fear: from Thursday afternoon, possible strong thunderstorms with heavy rain can be found in the weather forecasts. We can also look forward to unexpectedly high temperatures between 30 and 38 degrees on Thursday.
Weather change on the weekend
We have a turbulent weekend ahead of us Meteocentre reported. On Saturday, maximum temperatures will rise to over 35 degrees, especially in western Germany, in regions such as the Rhine-Main area, the Palatinate and parts of North Rhine-Westphalia. But a significant change in the weather will follow on Sunday: thunderstorms, heavy rain, hail and even squalls could be in store for us, especially in the south.
The weather models show different forecasts: While the GFS model warns of thunderstorms, the ECMWF model sees calmer high-pressure weather conditions. From Monday, a high pressure area could establish itself in the south, promising temperatures between 25 and 30 degrees, but in the north it will remain more unstable as low pressure influences bring showers.
The second week of August could be more stable, with more sun in the south and unsettled weather in the north. A heat wave with temperatures of 35 to 40 degrees is also expected in France, which could also have an impact on Germany. Long-term forecasts point to warm temperatures of around 25 to 30 degrees in September, but there is still some uncertainty.
So if you love the sun, you should enjoy the coming days to the fullest and prepare for possible storms this weekend. August has so far brought us an exciting mix of heat and changeable weather conditions, and the next few days promise to be no less exciting.