After days of rain, hot summer weather announces Mother's Day.
But the joy doesn't last long.
The next rain band is already lying in wait.
On Saturday (May 8th) the whole of Bavaria will be spared from precipitation.
It will be warm in summer in the Free State tomorrow, Mother's Day.
Then storm Hubertus comes back to Germany with thunderstorms and rain.
This news ticker is updated regularly.
Update from May 8, 3:47 p.m.:
The weekend got off to a
good
start: A bright blue sky stretches over many regions in the Free State on Saturday, plus there are plenty of sunshine and spring-like temperatures of up to 20 degrees Celsius.
Weather in Bavaria: plenty of sun at the weekend - almost 30 degrees on Mother's Day
Even on Sunday night, it remains increasingly clear and cloudy, according to the German Weather Service (DWD).
The lows drop to eleven to one degree Celsius.
It gets coldest in the valleys of the Alps and in the Bavarian forest.
But those who have enjoyed the sun's rays to the full today can look forward to tomorrow all the more.
A look at the weather report shows: Compared to Sunday, Saturday was just a little foretaste.
Tomorrow, Mother's Day, almost a heat wave will break through Bavaria - with temperatures of up to 29 degrees Celsius.
The DWD announces said 29 degrees on the Untermain.
In the Franconian Forest, for example, it should be up to 23 degrees.
Weather in Bavaria: After a short summer interlude, the next drop in temperature is imminent
Monday starts the new week in a similar early summer.
But the next change in the weather is already approaching: From Tuesday it should rain again - and the temperatures will drop significantly.
First report from May 7th, 10 p.m .:
Munich - The winter jackets have been hanging on the cloakrooms in Bavaria's apartments and houses for far too long.
Now they can finally begin their well-deserved summer sleep.
But perhaps you shouldn't move them too far away, because after a short summer interlude there is a risk of the next drop in temperature.
Weather in Bavaria: Summer temperatures are finding their way into the Free State
After it had really rained in Bavaria in the past few days, the weather at the weekend is slowly changing from ugly duckling to beautiful swan. On Saturday, the south of the Free State will get a foretaste of summer 2021 - or at least spring 2021. The weather gods have a cloudless sky and temperatures of around 17 degrees in their luggage for the people south of the Danube. In northern Bavaria there are a few clouds and in Hof it is still fresh with 13 degrees. In the night it gets really zapper all over Bavaria.
Frost
on the
ground and values around zero degrees, predicts
wetteronline.de
from the Fichtelgebirge to the Allgäu.
Then the heat club is swung on Sunday.
Storm depression Hubertus has meanwhile withdrawn as far as the British Isles and
cleared
the way for a “surge of really warm air”, write the meteorologists from
wetter.net
.
Peak values of 27 degrees are achieved in Lower Franconia and still a very pleasant 23 degrees in Berchtesgaden.
And the trend continues on Monday.
The heat center of Bavaria then moved to Landshut and brought the Lower Bavarian district capital 28 degrees.
And even on Tuesday night, the temperatures remain in the double-digit range.
Weather in Bavaria: Storm Hubertus comes back - with a thunderstorm in his luggage
On Tuesday, storm Hubertus has had enough of fish & chips and comes back to Germany with cold air in his luggage.
It doesn't get along well with the summer temperatures in Bavaria and thunderstorms can occur from Lindau on Lake Constance to Nuremberg.
In the north of the Free State, meanwhile, it is raining without thunder and lightning.
In Lower Franconia, the values drop to 17 degrees in Passau, another 25 degrees are reached.
On Wednesday the summer intermezzo is finally over and it is raining heavily all over Bavaria.
More than nine degrees in Berchtesgaden and Kempten and 13 degrees in the north are no longer possible.
(tel)
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