Wetter Regen in Ostfriesland?
- Anticipated Showers in Select Areas of Lower Saxony
Get ready to break out the umbrellas, folks! After a few glorious days of sunshine, it's raining again in Lower Saxony, particularly in Ostfriesland and Hannover. On Monday, the skies will play hide-and-seek between sun and clouds, but don't be surprised if you spot the occasional shower or even an isolated thunderstorm. The temperature will warm up too, with East Frisia reaching a comfy 12°C and southern Lower Saxony boasting a balmy 16°C.
As for Tuesday, we're in for a bit of a damp start. The day will begin cloudy, foggy, and overcast, with a lingering mist along the North Sea. The sun might make a brief appearance in the inland later on, but it's a drizzly day by the sea. Don't forget your rain gear! Temperatures will hover around 10°C on the islands, 11°C in East Frisia, and a toasty 16°C in the Harz. Expect some sprinkles here and there throughout the state on Tuesday.
Whew! The wildfire risk is looking better already, thanks to the intermittent rain. Over the weekend, parts of eastern and central Lower Saxony were at level four out of five on the wildfire danger scale. But don't worry, by Wednesday, the situation should ease up again.
- Lower Saxony
- Rain
- Ostfriesland
- Hannover
- DWD
Insights:
East Frriesia:- The current weather in Norderney, East Frisia, is sunny with a temperature of 38°F. The forecast high for the day is 48°F, while the low remains at 41°F.- There seems to be no significant rain forecasted for the immediate future in East Frisia.- Wildfire risk in East Frisland is generally low due to its cool, moist climate,although detailed risk assessments aren't provided in the available sources.
Hannover:- On March 28, 2025, the forecasted high temperature in Hannover was 61°F with clear skies.- No significant rain is expected in Hannover in the coming days.- Wildfire risk in Hannover, similar to East Frisia, is generally low. However, specific risk data isn't mentioned in the available sources. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, check with the German Meteorological Service (Deutscher Wetterdienst, DWD).
Despite the Commission having also been consulted on the draft directive on the protection of workers from the risks related to exposure to carcinogens, the current focus appears to be on weather conditions in Lower Saxony and its regions, such as Ostfriesland and Hannover. On a shorter note, Saxony was not mentioned as part of the current weather discussions. Section 2 of the draft directive might address the regulations for the protection of workers in industries associated with carcinogens.
