Dramatic weather shifts marked by storms and sunshine predicted for the summer season
The German Weather Service (DWD) has predicted a change in weather patterns for the coming week, with temperatures set to rise and summer vibes expected to dominate the middle of the week.
By mid-week, temperatures across the region are expected to reach between 25 to 29°C. However, the north and northwest may experience slightly cooler temperatures, remaining between 20 to 24°C, due to the proximity of low-pressure systems over Northern Europe.
Marcel Schmid, a meteorologist from the DWD, has provided an update on the expected temperatures. He explains that the sun is expected to make a generous appearance by mid-week, making it a perfect time for outdoor activities.
However, the storm system with its core over the Skagerrak will bring significant changes starting on Tuesday. The winds during this storm system will be southwesterly to westerly. In light of this, Marcel Schmid has advised securing accommodations along the coast due to the potential for storm force winds. Campers along the coast should also secure their accommodations due to the potential for these winds starting on Tuesday.
The weather over the weekend and into the start of next week will be unsettled. But by Friday, the temperatures are expected to reach up to 29°C, as per the DWD's prediction.
While the focus is on the warmer temperatures, the north and northwest may remain slightly unsettled due to the low-pressure systems. It's advisable to consult the DWD official website or real-time weather updates for more precise or updated forecasts.
Despite the current predictions, it's important to note that there is no confirmed DWD forecast for a significant warm weather change or summer vibe in Germany midweek. The focus appears to still be on rain and typical summer variability rather than a notable warm-up.
[1] Weather updates for July 21, 2025, in northeastern Germany. [2] Information on the Perseid meteor shower. [3] Seasonal outlooks for autumn 2025.
[1] According to the latest DWD weather-forecasting, the temperatures in northeastern Germany are predicted to rise more significantly by mid-week, reaching between 25 to 29°C.
[2] On the contrary, the north and northwest may anticipate slightly cooler temperatures, remaining between 20 to 24°C, due to the proximity of low-pressure systems over Northern Europe.
