Intense downpour and turbulent weather create discomfort outside
Germany Prepares for Unpleasant Weather Conditions
Germany is set to experience unfavorable weather this weekend, particularly in the western and central regions. The German Weather Service (DWD) has forecast strong thunderstorms to begin as early as midday on Saturday, bringing heavy rain, hail, and gusty winds.
Initially, North Rhine-Westphalia, Rhineland-Palatinate, Saarland, and Hesse will be the first to encounter these storms, with local severe weather warnings likely. By evening, the thunderstorms are expected to move eastward, reaching the Bavarian Middle Mountains.
These thunderstorms will persist into Sunday night, coinciding with the meteorological start of summer. They will spread further north-east and southward, with intense conditions anticipated south-east of a line from Hamburg to Stuttgart on Sunday afternoon.
While Monday will see a slight reprieve, it will remain mostly cloudy south of the Main, with occasional showers, some of which may be accompanied by thunderstorms. However, these storms are unlikely to be severe, according to DWD. The rest of the country will witness a mix of sun and clouds.
In general, June is a time when thunderstorms can occur in various parts of Europe due to warm and unstable air masses. For a more precise forecast, it is advisable to consult current weather reports or local meteorological services.
During the broader European weather outlook, June may see a return to somewhat drier and calmer conditions in many areas, with an increased risk of heat stress and drought in certain regions, including the UK and mid-latitudes[2]. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, it is recommended to check local weather forecasts.
Food preparation should be adjusted in response to the unfavorable weather conditions expected this weekend in Germany, particularly in the western and central regions. It is also crucial to stay updated on the weather forecast to ensure safety, given the predicted strong thunderstorms.
