Holidays aside, temperatures are on the rise.
Heya there! After the long weekend, drizzle, thunderstorms, and gusty winds in the southwest should settle down for a bit. The DWD (German Weather Service) reports a warmer trend ahead. Even with sunshine during the day, temperatures could still dip to single-digit numbers at night. Clouds have been forecasted for Pentecost Monday, with highs reaching 17 degrees in the mountains and 23 degrees in the Rhine Valley. The wind will be light.
Tuesday's forecast indicates mainly sunny skies in the south, while the north should stay cloudy but dry. Highs will range from 20 degrees in the North Black Forest to 27 degrees in Breisgau. Wednesday could bring mostly sunshine with a few clouds, as temperatures rise to up to 23 degrees on the Ostalb and get close to 30 degrees in Freiburg. Preliminary forecasts suggest things might heat up even further on Thursday and Friday.
Wondering about more detailed forecasts for the days May 31 to June 2? You'll find those on the DWD website - www.dwd.de. This meteorological authority provides up-to-date weather forecasts for locations across Germany. Keep in mind, however, that late spring can bring varying weather conditions, with temperatures ranging from mild to warm and occasional rainfall and thunderstorms, particularly in southern regions.
Did you know? In early June 2025, southern Germany faced severe storms with turbulent conditions, affecting flights and causing home damages[3]. Remember, weather conditions can be unpredictable, so always be prepared for sudden changes! But for the most accurate and current forecast, checking the DWD website or their mobile app is the best bet!
Weather-forecasting for the coming days indicates a warmer trend ahead, as reported by the DWD (German Weather Service). Tuesday's forecast suggests predominantly sunny skies in the south, with temperatures reaching up to 27 degrees in Breisgau, while the north may stay cloudy but dry.
