Weather in Germany: The first heat wave is rolling towards Germany.
Up to 35 degrees are possible in parts of Germany.
And it hardly cools down in the nights.
The weather situation in Germany is striking.
Hoch "Yona" makes us sweat a lot in mid-June.
The start of the new week is sunny.
But then the temperatures in Germany rise inexorably to 35 degrees.
Is there a cooling in sight?
Much is still uncertain at first, but the risk of storms increases.
Munich - “The weather models are running hot,” says meteorologist Fabian Ruhnau from the
Kachelmannwetter weather channel
with a look at the current weather maps.
Very warm to hot air masses are on their way to Germany, explains Ruhnau.
In the west and southwest, especially on the Rhine and Moselle, maximum values of around 30 degrees are reached on Monday.
According to his forecast, the greatest heat - up to 37 degrees - awaits us on Wednesday and Thursday.
The first heat wave is rolling towards Germany - high “Yona” makes us sweat
Hoch "Yona" ensures a heat surge and lots of sun in Germany.
The German Weather Service (DWD) also expects temperatures of 26 to 31 degrees on Monday.
Then, according to the DWD forecast, it will get hotter and hotter and in some parts uncomfortably humid.
In the middle and south, the DWD expects a maximum of 26 to 29 degrees on Tuesday.
In the southwest 30 to 32 degrees.
Only on the coast is it more pleasant at 20 degrees.
Weather: Up to 35 degrees in Germany
The weather experts expect a heat wave with locally over 35 degrees on Wednesday and Thursday.
It stays warm even at night.
The values only drop slightly below the 20 degree mark.
According to the DWD, large parts of Germany will have a first Tropical Night in 2021.
On Thursday highs of 30 to 36 degrees are announced.
A low pressure
channel
is building up over Western Europe, says meteorologist Ruhnau from
kachelmannwetter.com.
These lows lie over Spain, France and the Atlantic and push the heat further into Germany.
At the transition to the cooler temperatures, strong thunderstorms can occur in the west.
According to the first DWD forecasts, the risk of thunderstorms increases as early as Thursday afternoon.
“Local storms likely!” Can be read on the DWD website.
A real slowdown hardly seems to be in sight at the moment.
However, a well-known weather phenomenon could make the June heat erratic.
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