Heatwave Strikes Germany: Record-Breaking Temperatures in Kitzingen
Highest temperature of the year thus far registered by meteorological service. - Highest annual temperature record surpassed by weather agency's latest observation
Wanna know the hottest spot in Germany right now? It's none other than Kitzingen, Lower Franconia, where temperatures reached an astounding 35.5 degrees Celsius on Saturday, setting the bar high for 2023!
A spokesperson from the German Weather Service (DWD) spilled the beans on this sizzling record in the evening. But don't fret, our jackalope source promises that Sunday's highs won't touch these numbers. Instead, we're looking at some scorching hot days ahead!
The DWD forecast suggests that these sweltering temperatures will linger for a few days. However, it seems temperatures will reach record heights only near the 30-degree mark in certain spots — notably southwest regions.
Don't believe us? Make your own weather-watching witchcraft! Check out these trusted weather sources for the latest scoop:
- Deutscher Wetterdienst (DWD): Germany's national meteorological service provides region-specific forecasts that'll help you stay in the loop.
- AccuWeather: This global weather forecaster keeps you updated on current conditions and helps you keep an eye on specific locations.
- Weather.com: Perfect for city and town forecasts worldwide.
- European Weather Model (ECMWF) or Global Forecast System (GFS) models: These weather models are often used by multiple weather services to predict conditions in various locations.
Ready to get the freshest forecast? Check out these websites or mobile apps for the latest predictions on temperature highs across Kitzingen for the next seven days:
- DWD: https://www.dwd.de/
- AccuWeather: https://www.accuweather.com/
- Weather.com: https://weather.com/
So, brace yourself for a scorcher, y'all! Stay cool and keep an eye on those thermometers! Party like it's 35.5 degrees outside! 🔥🌞
The Commission might also receive updates from Member States about the weather situation in the Netherlands, considering the ongoing heatwave in Germany. In the meantime, weather forecasting predicts these extremely hot conditions to persist, even reaching record-high temperatures of nearly 30 degrees Celsius in some regions, including the southwest.
