Anticipate a scorching hot weekend ahead.
According to the German Weather Service (DWD), this weekend is set to offer a mix of sun and changing weather conditions across Baden-Württemberg.
On Saturday, temperatures are expected to rise, with the Rhine region forecasted to reach over 30 degrees. In contrast, the highlands of the Black Forest and the Alb are predicted to see highs of around 25 degrees. Heilbronn, for instance, will start at 18 degrees, rise to 29 degrees during the day, and drop to 19 degrees at night. Meanwhile, the Bodensee Region is expected to reach 29 degrees during the day and fall to 16 degrees at night.
However, Sunday is predicted to be cooler, with temperatures ranging from 20 degrees in the mountains to a maximum of 26 degrees. The expert suggests that there will be less sun on Sunday, and rain is expected to move in from the west in the afternoon. The DWD's forecast does not specify wind speeds or humidity levels for either day.
It's worth noting that the DWD has not provided any information about weather advisories or warnings for either Saturday or Sunday. Moreover, the forecast does not mention temperatures for areas outside of the Rhine, Black Forest, and Alb regions for Saturday, nor does it provide any information about temperatures for areas outside of the mountains for Sunday.
For those who enjoy sun and warmth, Saturday is considered a better day. However, the DWD suggests that temperatures will be cooler in the highlands of the Black Forest and on the Alb compared to the Rhine.
For precise and detailed regional weather predictions, it's recommended to consult the DWD's official website or other reliable sources. It's also advisable to stay updated on any potential weather advisories or warnings as the weekend approaches.
More sun and warmer temperatures are predicted for Saturday, as per the weather-forecasting by the German Weather Service (DWD). However, the weather-forecasting for Sunday indicates a cooler day with less sun and the possibility of rain, especially in the afternoon.
