The high pressure area Dana brings the better weather. And the risk of storms continues to decrease.
Offenbach – At the end of the week the weather gradually calms down and the risk of storms continues to decrease. “We owe this to the high pressure area called Dana, which has positioned itself with its focus on Great Britain,” said Markus Übel from the German Weather Service.
Only in the Alps and in the Ore Mountains were the remnants of a cold front still stuck and caused heavy rains, sometimes also thunderstorms. On Saturday there are still regional showers and thunderstorms with heavy rain in the southeast half.
On Sunday the sky will be cloudy, south of the Main and Moselle, according to the forecasts, there will be longer periods of sunshine. Abundant rain is only expected on the edge of the Alps and in the eastern foothills of the Alps, but it subsides later. There can also be a few showers on the coasts. There and under the dense clouds in the southwest, up to 22 degrees are expected, in the rest of the country it will be 24 to 29 degrees warmer.
The new week starts on Monday with a mix of sun and clouds. In the southern half, especially in the low mountain ranges and the Alps, the risk of showers and thunderstorms increases in the afternoon and evening. According to the DWD, it remains quite cool in the north at 19 to 24 degrees. In the south, however, around 28 degrees are reached. dpa
