Autumn takes a break. In the coming days, it will be unusually warm in many parts of the country, as the German Weather Service (DWD) announced. The values are supposed to climb to well over 20 degrees, often the sun is shining.
On Sunday it will be in the northwest half of the country changing to heavily overcast. From the Lower Rhine to Schleswig-Holstein it's raining. Otherwise, according to the DWD, there is a lot of sunshine. It would be 20 to 25 degrees warm, in Baden-Wuerttemberg and in the Alpine foothills, the temperatures could even climb to 27 degrees.
Also on Monday it stays warm
The next day it stays warm according to the forecast. In the northwest half of the country, however, it should continue to be heavily covered and give some rain. Otherwise it would be clear to cloudy, in the southeast, the sun could shine longer. The meteorologists expect maximum temperatures of 20 to 26 degrees, in the north it is a bit cooler.
On Tuesday, dark clouds are rising in the west and southwest, with rainy skies in tow. Otherwise it would be mostly sunny and dry. It would be 19 to 24 degrees warm.
