The German Weather Service warned of black ice across Bavaria.
After the snow and cold in the past few days, an expert has now announced another extreme weather.
A warning from the German Weather Service was available for all of Bavaria (see initial report).
The warning card is still glowing orange in some circles: Black ice threatens there (see update from February 16, 10:01 a.m.)
Germany is now facing an extreme change in weather: it can be over 20 degrees on the Alps (see update from February 16, 10:01 a.m.).
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Update from February 16, 10:01 a.m
.: Until ten o'clock on Tuesday morning, the German Weather Service (DWD) warned of black ice throughout the Free State.
The warning card was colored completely orange for Bavaria.
Now the warning has been lifted for many parts of the Free State.
For some circles it was extended to eleven o'clock (see photo).
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There is a warning of black ice in the orange circles until 11 a.m. on Tuesday.
© Screenshot DWD
Germany is now facing a turnaround.
"Such a sharp change in the weather in a month is also very rare," said meteorologist Dominik Jung from the Q.Met weather service to wetter.net.
After it was very cold and snowy in the last few days, “now comes the other extreme weather.
We will get the warmest air mass that is possible for the time of year ”, says the expert.
A real spring high with lots of sunshine is therefore on the march.
Winter is "switched off" from the weekend. According to meteorologist Jung, temperatures climb to up to 15 degrees from Saturday or Sunday.
From Sunday and at the beginning of the next week, peak values of up to 20 degrees are possible.
“With foehn, temperatures as high as 22 or 23 ° C in the Alps are not entirely excluded, and all of that in the second half of February,” the expert continues.
These are temperatures that you normally don't expect until the beginning or middle of April, not from the “high winter month of February”.
Weather in Bavaria: warning level orange - DWD warns throughout the Free State
First report from February 16, 7:50 am:
Munich - In the morning, the German Weather Service (DWD) warns of black ice throughout the Free State: "Due to freezing rain or drizzle, black ice must be expected locally," it says.
The warning is still valid until Tuesday, ten o'clock.
Bavaria is therefore colored completely orange on the DWD warning card.
In some places there is also frost, for example in Nuremberg, Regensburg, Passau and Freising.
Due to the slipperiness, the DWD warns of possible dangers: “There are severe obstructions in road and rail traffic.
Avoid driving! "
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The DWD warns of black ice in Bavaria.
© Screenshot DWD
Weather in Bavaria: squalls on the edge of the Alps - DWD warns
In the south of Bavaria, there is also a warning * of squalls.
It says: “There are gusts of wind above 1500 m * at speeds of around 70 km / h (20 m / s, 38 kn, Bft 8) from the west.
Storm gusts of up to 85 km / h (24m / s, 47kn, Bft 9) are to be expected in exposed locations .
The warning is still valid until ten o'clock.
After there was still partly freezing rain and drizzle in the morning, especially in southern Bavaria, it should be dry almost everywhere in the afternoon.
The sun could shine, especially in Swabia.
The DWD predicts significantly milder temperatures, three degrees in the eastern low mountain ranges and eleven degrees in the western Alpine foothills.
Weather in Bavaria: Risk of black ice again in the Free State
“In the night to Wednesday it changes at the beginning, later increasingly cloudy again and from midnight onwards rain spreads from the west.
There is again a risk of black ice in certain areas!
The lows are then + four to - two degrees.
In the last few days it was cold in Bavaria.
Many people in the Free State therefore dared to go out onto the frozen lakes.
The ice surfaces, however, posed a great danger, as the water rescue service announced: “Due to the permafrost in recent weeks, many lakes in Bavaria have formed a layer of ice that in many places is not stable.
The ice cover is too thin and there is a risk of burglary and life.
The predicted warmer temperatures let the ice thaw, which is not noticeable to laypeople at first glance. ”
(Came) * Merkur.de is part of the nationwide Ippen-Digital editors network.
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