"Poor weather conditions anticipated in Thuringia."
In the coming days, Thuringia is set to experience intense and aggressive UV radiation, with temperatures soaring to up to 30 degrees statewide on Sunday, June 29th. As the mercury rises, the risk of thunderstorms increases, with severe thunderstorms possible as early as Monday and potentially persisting until Tuesday.
Kathy Schrey, a weather expert from wetter.net, has warned of a risk of tree falls due to high winds and gusts, and heavy rain and flash floods pose a risk of flooding in Thuringia. The heat peak is expected on Wednesday, with temperatures well above 30 degrees.
Temperatures on Tuesday could reach a scorching 38 degrees, making it a "tropical night" as the early morning temperatures will not drop below 20 degrees, offering little respite from the heat. Towards the end of the week, temperatures are expected to drop slightly, but there are signs of rain in the forecast, with a risk of heavy rain events towards the end of the week.
Despite the concerns surrounding the heatwave, as of early July 2025, there is no specific forecast or information indicating a major storm in Thuringia directly following the current heatwave. Recent severe weather reports described significant storms affecting southern Germany, including Bavaria and neighboring regions, but these events occurred earlier in June and were concentrated in southern parts of Germany rather than Thuringia.
Meteorologists continue to monitor the situation closely, keeping a watchful eye for any potential weather changes that could impact Thuringia. For the latest and most precise local weather forecasts, consulting the German Weather Service or local meteorological sources would be advisable as the situation can evolve.
In her current video, Kathy Schrey explains the weather situation in Thuringia in detail. It is important for residents to stay informed, take necessary precautions, and prioritise their safety during this period of potentially extreme weather conditions.
Weather forecasting predicts the temperatures in Thuringia might reach as high as 38 degrees on Tuesday, closely followed by a drop in temperatures towards the end of the week. Kathy Schrey, a weather expert, cautions residents to be prepared for heavy rain and flash floods, warning of a potential risk of tree falls due to high winds.
