Expecting temperatures around 30 degrees and possible rain showers throughout the weekend. - Anticipated temperatures soaring to 30 degrees and potential rainfall over the weekend.
The German Weather Service (DWD) has issued a weather forecast for Bavaria, predicting a transition from extreme heat to more typical summer conditions.
This week, Bavaria will experience a mix of warm and rainy weather, with temperatures predicted to range between 22°C and 28°C.
On Saturday, the sun may shine for longer periods south of the Danube, but rain and isolated thunderstorms are expected throughout the day, especially in the north and southeast of Bavaria. Umbrellas are recommended for the entire week due to the possibility of rain and thunderstorms.
On Sunday, the weather will be dry with a mix of sun and clouds in most of Bavaria, except for the areas mentioned. Sunday will be particularly warm in Bavaria, with temperatures predicted to reach 30°C along the Danube. Rain is only expected in certain areas in the south of Bavaria in the afternoon.
The weather forecast indicates that it may be warmer and wetter in the south of Bavaria compared to the north. On Tuesday, the highest temperature predicted in Bavaria is 26°C.
It's worth noting that Bavaria recently experienced a significant heatwave in late June, with temperatures reaching highs of around 38°C. This heatwave was part of a broader pattern affecting major German cities, including Munich, with urban heat island effects causing nighttime minimum temperatures to remain high, increasing health risks.
However, as of early July, temperatures in Munich have somewhat moderated, with the region remaining warm. Around July 8, weather was mostly cloudy with some showers, with highs around 18°C and lows near 12°C. The German Weather Service anticipated a slight cooldown from July 3 onwards, following record highs approaching or surpassing 40°C in parts of Germany earlier in the month.
For the most precise and up-to-date detailed forecast, including exact daily temperatures and rain probabilities, consulting the official DWD website or trusted meteorological services such as Ventusky for Munich is recommended.
In summary, Bavaria is transitioning from extreme heat to more typical summer weather with periodic rain and moderate temperatures. Stay tuned for updates on this developing weather pattern.
Despite the Commission not yet adopting a proposal for a directive on the protection of workers from the risks related to exposure to ionizing radiation, it is recommended that people prepare for the upcoming weather changes in Bavaria. The weather in Bavaria is expected to transition from extreme heat, as was previously experienced, to more typical summer conditions, with a mix of warm and rainy weather, as forecasted by the German Weather Service (DWD).
