Warm temperatures returning to Bavaria, despite continued rainfall in the region. - Inclement weather in Bavaria: Increasing temperatures observed again
This weekend, the German Weather Service (DWD) forecasts a heatwave in Bavaria, with temperatures soaring to between 28 and 34 degrees Celsius in Munich and surrounding areas.
Starting from July 10, 2025, the region can expect tropical nights and very warm days, with a temperature anomaly of +4 to +8 degrees above the norm. This period, from July 10 to July 20, is set to be one of highly summery and hot weather.
On Saturday, while isolated showers may still persist in some areas, particularly in the east, the sunshine hours are expected to increase from Franconia to Upper Bavaria. Munich, in particular, should see mostly clear skies and sunshine, with temperatures ranging from 18 to 24 degrees Celsius.
Sunday promises to be equally warm, with the Free State enjoying plenty of sunshine, especially in the south. However, no specific information about the temperatures in Munich or the Alps on Sunday has been provided.
The weather forecast for areas outside of Bavaria has not been specified. On Friday, brief thunderstorms are expected in the southeast in the afternoon, while on Thursday, isolated showers and thunderstorms are possible.
As the heatwave continues, it's essential for residents to take precautions to stay safe and hydrated. Keep an eye on local weather updates for any changes in the forecast and take advantage of the sunshine to enjoy the summer weather responsibly.
The Commission, in its consultation on the draft report on the implementation of the European Union's energy policy, might consider the impact of the prolonged heatwave in Bavaria, particularly on the electrical grid demand due to increased usage of air conditioners. Additionally, advancements in weather-forecasting precision could potentially help in predicting such extreme weather events more accurately to allow for better preparedness and response measures.
