A low pressure spur completely pushes the humid air masses away on Saturday. But it touches the north and east of Germany. How it will be in the west and south.
Offenbach (dpa) – The danger of storms in Germany is banned until the weekend. As the German Weather Service (DWD) reported in Offenbach on Thursday, a low pressure spur completely pushes the humid air masses away on Saturday.
The foothills therefore touch the north and east of Germany and bring changeable weather there. According to the forecast, there should be no more storms. The west and south of the country could look forward to “full of sun” in the coming days, said a DWD meteorologist.
According to the forecast, storms are still possible in southeast Germany on Friday. In the Bavarian Forest and south of the Danube, there is still a local risk of severe thunderstorms. Even over the Black Forest or the low mountain ranges, showers are not excluded, but there is no longer a risk of storms. “The influence of high pressure is becoming more and more prevalent.” According to the DWD, the maximum daily values range between 20 degrees on the sea and 29 degrees on the Upper Rhine.
According to the DWD meteorologist, the low ridge brings “more clouds, a little wind and cooler temperatures” in the north and east on Saturday. According to the DWD meteorologist, the maximum values there rise to 18 to 21 degrees. Otherwise it stays bright to sunny and dry at a maximum of 24 to 29 degrees.
Dense clouds will therefore initially still dominate in northern and eastern Germany on Sunday. According to the forecast, these dissolved in the course of the day. Otherwise there is a lot of sun, according to the DWD there is only a low risk of showering in the Alps. The maximum values therefore reach between 18 degrees in the northeast and 27 degrees on the Upper Rhine.
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