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Weather forecast: "Snow bombs" hit Germany - but before that there is a great danger

2021-11-24T07:10:32.937Z


Frosty temperatures, glittering flakes falling from the sky and smooth roads: in the next few days not only will snow fall, but freezing rain will also pose a threat. The news ticker.


Frosty temperatures, glittering flakes falling from the sky and smooth roads: in the next few days not only will snow fall, but freezing rain will also pose a threat.

The news ticker.

  • Germany is facing the first major snowfall

    (see first report)

    .

  • The chances of a white Advent season are also good.

  • But even before the snow

    , freezing

    rain threatens a great danger

    (see update from November 23, 9:57 p.m.)

    .

Update from November 23, 9.49 p.m.:

As early as the end of the week, there may be snowfall in some regions of Germany (see first report).

The basic requirement for this is that the temperatures go into the basement.

And this process has already started.

Especially in the south, temperatures will drop to minus six degrees in the coming nights.

In the north it stays a little warmer.

This is also due to the fact that clouds are gathering here, which more or less cushion the temperatures.

But that also harbors great dangers: Even small amounts of rain can mutate into freezing rain or freezing drizzle, especially in the low mountain ranges, and ensure mirror-smooth roads, as the meteorologist Jan Schenk from

The Weather Channel

predicts.

That already applies from Wednesday morning.

First report from November 23rd: Munich - Just in time for the early start of the pre-Christmas period, a meteorologist announced

cold and snow

via

wetter.com

.

The chances of white-covered treetops are comparatively high in some regions of Germany.

In parts of Bavaria, slippery roads and frost caused slippery roads in the Free State as early as the night of Tuesday (23.11.2021).

Weather conditions in Germany indicate a high probability of flakes

The weather situation is similar in other federal states.

According to the meteorologist, the first snow will soon be arriving in many regions in Germany.

From the 1st of Advent on November 28th, a “strong low pressure area” in the northwest is likely to tap into polar and humid air masses.

In the mountains it will be wintry.

In Frankfurt am Main, temperatures at an altitude of 1500 meters fell to below zero at the beginning of the week.

However, no snow is expected there until the 1st of Advent.

Snow in Germany: So are the chances of a white Advent season

However, if the thermometer readings drop below minus five degrees in the coming days, it could soon snow properly in the mountains.

In the lowlands, on the other hand, it would take around minus seven degrees for the white flakes to trickle into the northern German lowlands.

That could also happen around the 1st of Advent.

The chances of a white Advent season in the various regions of Germany are given by

wetter.com

in its "Snowflakes 16-Day Trend" (as of November 19) as follows:

  • Hamburg:

    20 percent

  • Berlin:

    50 percent

  • Brocken

    (Berg in Saxony-Anhalt): 100 percent

  • Ore Mountains:

    100 percent

  • Cologne:

    25 percent

  • Stuttgart:

    45 percent

  • Munich:

    75 percent

  • Zugspitze:

    100 percent

Weather in Germany: Meteorologist predicts a lot of snow in December

At the beginning of December, the cold air will slide back to the Mediterranean and create a low pressure area there.

According to the meteorologists, it is precisely this that could then become the snow depth.

Which could lead to a blanket of snow several centimeters high in the south and east.

In the higher mountains, the snow could then pile up to half a meter.

Source: merkur

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