Heat in Germany to be followed by storms and a sharp cooldown
Germany faces the peak of the current heatwave on Thursday, July 30. The German weather service expects temperatures during the day that could locally climb as high as 39 degrees Celsius. After a very hot day, a change in the weather is expected to follow, bringing storms and a marked drop in temperatures. Die Zeit ↗
According to available information, the heat affects several parts of the country. Forecasts point to sunny weather and temperatures well above 30 degrees. In Berlin and Brandenburg, temperatures of up to 38 degrees Celsius are expected, with severe storms threatening in the evening. These could bring heavy downpours, gusts of wind, and hail. Spiegel.de ↗
Meteorologists warn that storms will accompany the summer heat and could bring a sudden change in the weather. Several forecasts indicate that a temperature break will follow the peak of the heatwave. The cooldown is expected to be sharp and will follow on from the storm activity anticipated after the hottest part of the day. Die Zeit ↗
The development of the weather thus remains tied to two main risks. First will come the high daytime temperatures, followed later by storms with possible accompanying hazards. The further course will depend on how the storm systems progress and on how quickly cooler air asserts itself after the hot day. Merkur ↗
According to available information, the heat affects several parts of the country. Forecasts point to sunny weather and temperatures well above 30 degrees. In Berlin and Brandenburg, temperatures of up to 38 degrees Celsius are expected, with severe storms threatening in the evening. These could bring heavy downpours, gusts of wind, and hail. Spiegel.de ↗
Meteorologists warn that storms will accompany the summer heat and could bring a sudden change in the weather. Several forecasts indicate that a temperature break will follow the peak of the heatwave. The cooldown is expected to be sharp and will follow on from the storm activity anticipated after the hottest part of the day. Die Zeit ↗
The development of the weather thus remains tied to two main risks. First will come the high daytime temperatures, followed later by storms with possible accompanying hazards. The further course will depend on how the storm systems progress and on how quickly cooler air asserts itself after the hot day. Merkur ↗
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