Record-Breaking Heatwave in Lower Franconia: 35.5°C Marked as Highest Temperature of the Year in Kitzingen
- Highest yearly temperature recorded by the weather service to date
Get ready for some scorching hot days ahead! The German Weather Service (DWD) has announced that the mercury hit an jaw-dropping 35.5°C in Kitzingen, Lower Franconia, making it the highest temperature of the year so far.
A DWD spokesperson confirmed the news in the evening, stating, "It won't be beaten on Sunday, and it'll stay like this for a few days." As per the DWD's predictions, temperatures won't reach similar heights in the next seven days, but some areas might still see temperatures close to 30°C, particularly in the southwest.
While specific weather forecasts for Kitzingen, Lower Franconia, aren't readily available, it's worth noting that Bavaria, the region where Kitzingen is situated, usually experiences a blend of continental and oceanic climate influences. Summers can see temperatures soaring up to 25-30°C, with heatwaves occasionally pushing past the 35°C mark. Winters are generally cooler and are occasionally dusted with snowfall.
For the most accurate and up-to-date weather forecasts, refer to reputable online weather services like the German Weather Service (Deutscher Wetterdienst), AccuWeather, or Weather.com. These platforms provide detailed weather information for specific locations, helping you plan accordingly and stay cool during the sizzling summer heat.
The Commission might receive information from the Member States about the extreme heatwave in the Netherlands, similar to the one currently in Lower Franconia, where the weather has soared to record-breaking highs. Given the weather patterns seen in Bavaria, where Kitzingen is located, it's possible that the region utilizes advanced weather-forecasting techniques to predict and manage such heatwaves effectively.
