Autumn turn: Offenbach expects cool temperatures and rain

Autumn turn: Offenbach expects cool temperatures and rain

It is a farewell to summer warmth and a welcome for cold, wet autumn days: In the coming days, the weather is facing huge change in and around Offenbach. The temperatures drop drastically, and uncomfortable weather brings rain and wind.

After the evenings increasingly gained dark earlier, the mild summer nights are coming to an end. Finally, there were still occasional social evenings outdoors, but that will be over for the time being. With the rising cloud cover and cooler temperatures, the weather in the region shifts into a typical autumn image.

weather forecast: changeable conditions

Summer has finally adopted Hessen. The temperatures, which were often over 30 degrees Celsius recently, now give way to more moderate values that will be between 15 and 20 degrees Celsius. "It gets colder and colder during the week," says the graduate meteorologist Dominik Jung von Wetter.net. The first snowfall could occur, especially in the higher altitudes, while deeper regions should be prepared for rain.

The weather conditions could go hand in hand with storm potential for many in the coming days that extends over Central and Eastern Europe. Jung describes this as a "catastrophic roulette" that could bring heavy precipitation of up to 350 liters in a short period of time, which is potentially flooding.

The forecasts of the German Weather Service (DWD) show that Monday, September 9th, spending spells and windy conditions with gusts up to 60 kilometers per hour. Even if there should be fewer rainfalls on Tuesday, the general weather conditions remain changeable and cool.

The first signs of uncomfortable weather are already visible. The maximum temperatures for the week are expected to commute between 9 and 21 degrees Celsius, whereby Thursday, September 12th, could be coolest with temperatures around 15 degrees. This trend means that people in Offenbach have to dress again in warm sweatshirts and sweaters after they have experienced an exceptionally hot summer with extreme weather.

of the DWD concretized that on Wednesday, September 11th, not only the thermometer will continue to decrease - a strong degree of cloudy and showers can also be expected. The time for cozy outdoor activities could be over quickly.

The upcoming weather changes show how complex nature is and how quickly it can change. A look at the weather data makes it clear that the usual temperatures and weather conditions will lose weight dramatically and that the region is standing to autumn before an uncomfortable transition period.