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Downpours kicking off the week, followed by more rainy days ahead

Storms with thunder expected at the week's start, continuing into subsequent days.

Overcast skies and wet conditions with potential for lightning expected at the onset of the week,...
Overcast skies and wet conditions with potential for lightning expected at the onset of the week, as per Germany's Meteorological Service. (Weather symbol) Picture available.

Thunderstorms Rolling into the Southwest: Warnings Issued for Extreme Weather

Stormy Weather Kicks Off the Week, Forecast for Remainder of the Week Unsettled - Downpours kicking off the week, followed by more rainy days ahead

Brace yourself, folks! If you're living in Baden-Württemberg, you might want to batten down the hatches. That's right; we're talking thundercats and downpours galore! According to the German Weather Service (DWD), thunderstorms and heavy rain, sometimes even severe, are gracing our fair region with their chaotic presence.

Now, here's the catch: it's a bit of a crapshoot where these storms will hit. As one town may endure the wrath of Mother Nature, the next one could just miss out completely, according to a DWD meteorologist. But fear not, for the thunderstorm partying will start in central Baden-Württemberg and the Stuttgart area from midday, moving eastwards to the Swabian Alb and then southwards to the Danube and the Allgäu by dusk.

Get ready for the deluge! Heavy rain with more than 20 litres per hour is possible, along with hailstones up to 2 cm in diameter and gusts of wind reaching 60 km/h.

And here's a fun fact for those of you in northern Baden-Württemberg: you may get to dodge the thunderstorm bullet on Monday, but it's not completely out of the question.

As if one day of mayhem isn't enough, Tuesday is shaping up to be a carbon copy, with the morning being nice and dry before new thunderstorms emerge in the afternoon, heading towards Bavaria. But hold onto your coffee cups, my friends! The real storm is expected on Wednesday in the southwest, with shower-like and sometimes heavy thunderstorms predicted.

The mountains will remain cool on Monday, only reaching 17°C, while the Palatinate will reach a balmy 24°C. In the next few days, temperatures will fluctuate between 17 and 25°C, with mostly cloudy skies and stormy gusts expected on the Feldberg.

To sum it up, we've got thunderstorm warnings from the DWD, potential severe weather conditions including hail and strong gusts, and a forecast of chaotic conditions in Stuttgart and Baden-Württemberg. So grab your rain boots, umbrellas, and maybe a lightning rod or two! And don't forget to check the DWD's live weather maps and updates for the most current and localized forecasts.

The Commission might find the extreme weather conditions in Baden-Württemberg significant as they issue draft directives on the protection of workers from carcinogen exposure risks.

However, while bracing for the stormy conditions, meteorologists are also keeping an eye on the weather predictions for northern Baden-Württemberg, where thunderstorms could potentially affect the region on Wednesday, aligning with the southwest's forecast.

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