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Potential Danger from Severe Thunderstorm in Munich: German Weather Service Warns of Life-Endangering Lightning Strikes

Munich faces challenges amidst the summer season. Thunderstorms and chilly evenings are predicted for the imminent future, offering a reprieve, while weekend temperatures are anticipated to remain warm.

Imminent Danger of Severe Thunderstorm in Munich: According to DWD, Lightning Could Pose a Mortal...
Imminent Danger of Severe Thunderstorm in Munich: According to DWD, Lightning Could Pose a Mortal Risk

Potential Danger from Severe Thunderstorm in Munich: German Weather Service Warns of Life-Endangering Lightning Strikes

Munich, Germany, is preparing for a bout of rain and thunderstorms expected around mid-July 2025, according to the latest weather forecasts. Specifically, on July 16, there is a forecast for rain and thunderstorms, including the possibility of heavy showers locally, which might increase water levels on roads and cause flash floods.

The broader 30-day perspective for July in Munich indicates a predominance of rainy days, with temperatures generally ranging between 14°C and 31°C. From around July 14 to July 17, the weather includes light rain and temperatures between about 22°C and 31°C, with rain mostly falling on Saturday night (July 14).

The current weather pattern is a result of a low pressure area near the British Isles, directing moist and initially warm air towards Bavaria. This influx of humidity is expected to bring thunderstorms to Munich in the evening.

Despite the impending storms, there is a silver lining on the horizon. After a week of rain and cool temperatures, things started looking up over the weekend, with the nicest day being Sunday (13th July), when temperatures reached nearly 27°C and the sun shone most of the day. The weekend is also expected to be sunny and warm again, with temperatures reaching 28°C.

However, the unstable weather is not over yet. Thunderstorms and cool nights are expected to provide some relief in the coming days, offering a respite from the summer heat.

In the past few days, the German Weather Service (DWD) has issued and lifted several warnings for severe thunderstorms in Munich and its surrounding districts. As of 04:10 PM, the warnings have been lifted in Munich city and district, but they remain in effect in other regions of Bavaria.

Update: 12:25 PM - The DWD is warning of "severe thunderstorms" in Munich from 12:25 PM to 1 PM. Update: 01:07 PM - There are currently no warnings from the DWD for Munich city and district. Update: 02:05 PM - The DWD is again warning of severe thunderstorms in and around Munich from 2 PM to 3 PM.

Munich residents are advised to stay updated on the weather conditions and take necessary precautions during the thunderstorms. As always, safety is paramount in such situations.

Weather forecasts predict that Munich, Germany, will experience thunderstorms around mid-July 2025, with a specific forecast on July 16. The weather for the 30-day perspective in July indicates a predominance of rainy days, and the current weather pattern is a result of a low pressure area near the British Isles, bringing thunderstorms to Munich in the evening.

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