Alertissued for extreme temperatures ahead
Heat Warning Issued for Karlsruhe and Upper Rhine Region
Residents of Karlsruhe and the Upper Rhine region should prepare for extended periods of extreme heat, as a warning has been issued by the NINA warning app and the German Weather Service.
The warning, applicable for both Thursday and Friday, covers the city of Karlsruhe and extends to the Upper Rhine region. Extreme heat stress is expected to last up to a height of 400 meters, affecting both days.
On Friday, the city of Karlsruhe is expected to continue experiencing limited cooling at night due to the extreme heat. No significant cooling is predicted for the night, making it crucial for residents to take precautions to stay cool and hydrated.
While the forecast for Karlsruhe along the Upper Rhine indicates warm and partly humid conditions in the coming days, it does not indicate extreme heat conditions. The maximum temperature is expected to peak around 22-23°C on Friday, accompanied by a chance of precipitation and moderate humidity levels.
The UV index on Friday reaches a moderate level around 4-5 in daytime hours, which is typical for late summer but not indicative of extreme heat. There are no indications of heatwave conditions or temperatures above 35°C expected in Karlsruhe within the next few days.
The extreme heat conditions are predicted to affect the Upper Rhine region on Friday, including the city of Karlsruhe. As a result, it is essential for residents to take necessary precautions to stay safe during this period.
Stay tuned for further updates on the weather conditions in Karlsruhe and the Upper Rhine region.
Other weather conditions, such as moderate UV index and potential precipitation, are forecasted for Karlsruhe in the coming days. However, extreme heat-forecasting models indicate that the city and the Upper Rhine region will experience higher temperatures on Friday, necessitating precautions to ensure safety during this period.
