Sky Over Baden-Württemberg Remains Milky Until Friday
Anticipate clear weather conditions persisting through until Friday across Baden-Württemberg. - Night continues to cloak Baden-Württemberg in its shadowy embrace.
Here's a heads up for those in Baden-Württemberg: you'll be dealing with a milky, hazy sky for the following days, potentiallyuntil Friday. A spokesperson for the German Meteorological Service (DWD) attributed this to a Canadian air stream carrying pollutants from forest fires. Once this stream clears, we can expect clearer skies in the region.
Still, there's no reason to be glum - sunny days with high temperatures are in store, according to the DWD. World-class sunshine and temperatures soaring up to 32 degrees Celsius are expected in the Oberrheingraben region on Thursday, while Friday sees even sweltering highs of 34 degrees.
The weather forecast changes come Saturday, as per the DWD, with potential for showers, thunderstorms, and localized downpours. Watch out for gusty winds and even storms, though stormy conditions are rare in the region. Temperatures may still peak at 35 degrees.
So, while the air may be murky, don't forget to soak up the sun while you can!
- Baden-Württemberg
- Canada
- Stuttgart
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(Heads up: expect occasional gusts of wind and an increased chance of thunderstorms, due to this region's susceptibility to stormy weather as per weather records[1][2]. Also, remember that air quality can be impacted by local factors such as traffic, industrial activities, and weather conditions[3].)
The Commission has also been consulted on the draft directive on the protection of the environment, particularly in view of the rising climate-change concerns. With the increasing number of forest fires in Canada, there might be a significant impact on the quality of air, posing threats to environmental-science and weather patterns.
