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Spring in sight? "Gisela" storm depresses the mood - but there is also good news

2020-03-09T21:13:18.086Z


Not a week without a storm - it's bewitched. The weather in March 2020 is hardly a good mood. Spring feelings? The prospects are bitter at first.


Not a week without a storm - it's bewitched. The weather in March 2020 is hardly a good mood. Spring feelings? The prospects are bitter at first.

  • The weather forecast for March 2020 is still stormy.
  • One storm after another is currently determining the weather in Germany .
  • But the signs point to a warm spring 2020 .

Munich - "Violets are already dreaming, want to come soon" - the lines by Eduard Mörike (1804-1875) are sure to have many in mind. It is probably the most famous spring poem.

Weather in Germany - when does spring 2020 start?

For meteorologists, spring starts on March 1st. For astronomers, spring 2020 begins on March 20, 2020 . The flora hardly depends on it. And the weather in Germany *? Using various weather models, weather experts are trying to interpret the first forecasts for spring 2020. Occasional indications of a rare weather phenomenon - the so-called March winter - have been the subject of heated debate. After the warm winter, meterologists warned in January of an extremely warm spring 2020. Drought and drought.

And indeed, the first days of March were warmer than usual, reports meteorologist Dominik Jung from the Q.met weather service . In contrast, there is currently hardly any drought and drought. The rivers are full. Floods are more likely. Because since February 2020, a western weather situation has had us completely under control, explains weather expert Jung. In the past two years - 2018 and 2019 - this actually typical weather situation for us had almost fallen asleep.

The dry March forecast by the US weather service NOAA appears to be rather questionable from the current perspective, at least for the west of the country, Jung admits in a current announcement. In the next few days, around 15 degrees will be reached locally. The weather portal Unwetterzentrale.de tweeted that even 20 degrees could be reached on Thursday .

At midweek warm subtropical air masses and colder Atlantic air collide over Europe. Up to 30 ° C are possible in southern Spain and around 20 ° C can be reached in southern Germany on Thursday ... pic.twitter.com/98UihpEKEv

- Severe weather center (@uwz_de) March 9, 2020

Weather in Germany: Western weather in March - Next storm low "Gisela" on the way

In the night on Tuesday low " Gisela " is coming up. The wind will then pick up in the northwest and west, the German Weather Service (DWD) reports in its current warning report. In the mountains and on the North Sea it gets stormy, with gusts of up to 80 km / h. Hurricane gusts (Bft 11) on exposed mountain peaks, hurricane gusts * (Bft 12) on the Brocken.

The low "Gisela" promises some rain. In the southern Black Forest and the Allgäu, it gets really wet on Thursday morning, warns the DWD. In the Sauerland and Siegerland as well as in the Harz, 40 liters per square meter can fall from the sky by Wednesday. In addition, a warm front brings mild air masses from the west to Germany - it remains changeable, but very mild.

Weather in Germany: polar vortex runs out of breath

The signs are increasingly pointing to warm spring weather, says meteorologist Dominik Jung. Next week, he says, the mild air will gradually prevail across the country. Widespread up to 18 degrees would then be possible. The polar vortex plays an important role and it is on the retreat. The strong polar vortex is running out of steam, writes the Wetterpotal wetteronline.de. In the middle of the month, there is an indication of a change. However, it remains to be seen whether this will have an impact on the weather in Germany.

* Merkur.de is part of the nationwide Ippen-Digital editors network.

List of rubric lists: © dpa / Patrick Seeger

Source: merkur

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