Inclement weather in Munich, with summer forecasted to be damp
In the heart of Germany, the city of Munich is experiencing an uncommon rainy summer this year. The weather has been consistently cloudy and rainy, with Monday seeing temperatures start at around 15 degrees and rise to a maximum of 19 degrees. On Tuesday, temperatures are expected to rise slightly, reaching around 20 degrees, but the city is bracing for more rain showers and partial thunderstorms, courtesy of a cold front sweeping across Bavaria [1].
The German Weather Service (DWD) has predicted more rain showers and thunderstorms in Munich, with the possibility of sunny intervals on Tuesday afternoon. However, the DWD has not published a detailed long-term weather forecast specifically for Munich in August 2025 in the provided search results.
Recent data and warnings indicate that Germany, including southern regions like Munich, has been experiencing record heat waves with temperatures above 38°C in some areas. A slight cooldown was expected from early July onward, but heat remains a significant concern due to climate change [2][3].
For a more specific long-term forecast covering August, you would typically consult the official DWD website or their updates closer to or during August, as extended forecasts are subject to change and are updated regularly. The search results mainly focus on extreme heat events earlier in summer 2025 rather than a precise prediction for Munich throughout August.
In addition to the rainy weather, it is also worth noting that according to the DWD, it is expected to snow above 2500 meters in Munich. The Munich Newsletter regularly informs readers about important stories from the Isar metropolis, keeping residents and visitors updated on the city's weather and other developments.
Stay tuned for more updates on the weather in Munich as we approach August. In the meantime, remember to stay dry and enjoy the occasional sunny intervals when they come!
References: [1] German Weather Service (DWD) forecast for Munich, July 2025. [2] Climate Change: Germany Faces Record Heat Waves, The Local, June 2025. [3] German Weather Service (DWD) warns of prolonged heatwave, Deutsche Welle, July 2025.
The German Weather Service (DWD) predicts more rain showers and thunderstorms in Munich, along with the possibility of sunny intervals on Tuesday afternoon. However, a detailed long-term weather forecast for Munich in August 2025 is currently not available on the DWD website or in the provided search results.
