Blue skies and more than 30 degrees are expected in the coming week
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In the next few days, late summer will show itself in all its glory in Germany.
According to the German Weather Service (DWD), temperatures will rise to 33 degrees in the coming week.
In addition, the sun shines almost everywhere in the country from a mostly cloudless sky.
According to the information, the 30-degree mark is likely to be exceeded in many places, especially on Monday.
"Up Kevin is there, and summer is returning to Germany with him," says a DWD meteorologist.
Only in the north and north-west of Germany do the foothills of a low cause clouds and slightly cooler temperatures.
"Even in the Alps, the summer weather does not work completely smoothly," says the weather expert.
The nights are also cool, as the days are already getting significantly shorter.
"Where the sky is clear and there is no cloud and no wind, the temperatures now drop to single-digit values," said the meteorologist.
In individual low mountain range valleys, there could be occasional slight ground frost.
Much rain is not expected
During the day, very high temperatures are also reached on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Only on Thursday did a new cold front move over Germany and cause a noticeable cooling.
There won't be much rain though.
A problem for nature.
Because this year's summer was too dry.
After evaluating the weather data for the months of June to August, it turned out that although it was more changeable than its two extremely hot predecessors, it was still too warm and dry overall.
With an average temperature of 18.2 degrees, the summer of 2020 was 1.9 degrees above the mean of the internationally valid reference period 1961 to 1990, according to the DWD after evaluating the data from around 2000 weather stations so far.
Compared to the warmer comparison period 1981 to 2010, the upward deviation was still 1.1 degrees.
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