It's getting warmer every day this week.
At the weekend, peaks over 30 are reached.
June is on the hunt for records across the country.
Update from June 14th:
Bavaria fluctuates from one extreme to the other.
At first it was too cold for months.
Then the storms * rolled over the Free State.
Now comes the Sahara heat.
Up to 40 degrees are there in northeast Germany in the course of the week.
And that just under a week and a half before the beginning of summer on June 21st.
Weather expert warns of high temperatures in Bavaria
While April and May were on average too cold, June is already too warm. To be more precise, it is 3.5 degrees too warm, says weather expert Dominik Jung. With the impending heat wave, this deviation could increase again. “The month is on the hunt for records,” said the meteorologist. In order to survive the early dog days, Jung has a few tips. Even if, especially in the cities, sometimes tropical nights over 20 degrees are predicted, it is still worth ventilating properly in the morning and then closing the bulkheads during the day. In addition, with so much sweating, it is important to drink enough. "What awaits us this week is harmful to our health."
The temperatures in the Free State are now rising every day.
It will be the hottest on Monday in parts of Lower and Central Franconia as well as on Lake Constance with 26 degrees.
Not a single cloud obscures the bright blue sky.
And you could go on like this every day.
On Tuesday the thermometer climbed to 28 degrees.
The 30 degrees will probably be cracked for the first time on Wednesday.
It could be the hottest in Nuremberg and Bamberg.
There are still no tropical nights.
Only on weekends could the thermometer column stay stapled over 20 degrees at night in some regions.
After numerous storms, the next extreme weather situation is approaching Bavaria
Original report from June 13th:
Munich - The German Weather Service had its hands full last week.
Almost continuously the meteorologists reported severe weather warnings for large parts of Bavaria.
The risk of thunderstorms only decreased towards the weekend, but until then some storms, such as in Landshut or in the Kelheim district, caused severe damage.
For the coming days, however, there are signs of a much calmer weather situation.
Weather expert Dominik Jung from
wetter.net
describes the weather for the
near future
in a less positive way: "These will be very unpleasant days," says the meteorologist.
Weather in Bavaria: heat wave is coming - Sahara heat also reaches Free State
The temperatures in Germany * will rise from day to day in the coming days,
Top values around 35 degrees are possible.
The reason for this is the heat from the Sahara, which will reach the Federal Republic in the coming days.
On Thursday and Friday, some weather models in the northeast around Berlin and Brandenburg even expect 37 to 39 degrees.
It feels like we would then easily be above the 40-degree mark.
In metropolitan areas such as Cologne, the first tropical nights are approaching, temperatures of a minimum of 22 degrees are then possible.
In Bavaria, too, you have to be prepared for hot days.
In Nuremberg, for example,
according
to the thermometer on Thursday, June 17,
wetteronline
should
reach
values of 33 degrees.
Weather: Sahara heat reaches Germany - Bavaria also affected
Friday should also be hot right away.
Munich expects somewhat more moderate, albeit hot, days *.
The entire Free State will be pampered by the sun, with the entire east should get slightly higher temperatures, as
wetteronline
predicts.
The hottest days are expected especially in Lower Franconia, in northwest Bavaria.
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