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Forecast for Baden-Württemberg, Germany: Cloudy Days with Moderate Rain and Wind
Residents of Baden-Württemberg, Germany, can expect a cloudy to heavily overcast day on July 31, according to the German Weather Service (DWD). The temperatures will reach a maximum of 23 degrees in the Palatinate, with the mountains of Baden-Württemberg seeing a maximum of 17 degrees. Rain showers are expected to continue throughout the day, but thunderstorms are less likely.
Rain gear such as windshield wipers, umbrellas, and caution for puddles will be necessary, as the weather is predicted to be wet and potentially stormy in the afternoon, particularly in the region around Baden-Württemberg. However, there is no clear indication of thunderstorms in the immediate forecast for the next two days.
The wind will be light with fresh gusts throughout the day, coming mostly from the southwest or west, with speeds ranging from approximately 8 to 9 mph. The temperatures are not expected to reach summer levels, starting at 25 degrees. In the night to Thursday, the showers should gradually ease south of the Alb. The rain is expected to ease in the evening, and temperatures are expected to drop to 15 to 8 degrees during the night.
Here is a summary of the forecast for July 31 and August 1, 2025:
| Date | Temperature (High / Low °F) | Weather Conditions | Wind (mph) | Wind Direction | |----------|-----------------------------|-------------------------|------------|---------------------| | July 31 | 69 / 51 | Mostly cloudy, possible drizzle or sprinkles | 8-9 | Southwest to West | | August 1 | 67 / 53 | Cloudy, light rain/drizzle | ~8-9 | Southwest |
This forecast applies broadly to Baden-Württemberg including Stuttgart and the Black Forest area. While no explicit thunderstorm alerts or severe weather warnings are indicated for the next two days, it's important to stay cautious and prepared for potential locally heavy rain and thunderstorms. The temperatures and wind conditions are moderate, reflecting typical summer weather without strong storm events.
In light of the community's concern for the weather conditions, it is essential to refer to the Baden-Württemberg community policy regarding environmental precautions during adverse weather, such as the current forecast of cloudy days with moderate rain and wind.
Additionally, weather-forecasting services predict continued rain showers throughout the day, which highlights the importance of implementing these environment-focused policies in residential areas to ensure community safety and preparedness.
