Brace Yourself for Baden-Württemberg's Stormy Sunday
Prepare for a wild weather day in Baden-Württemberg on Sunday, as the German Weather Service (DWD) warns of stormy conditions. Wind speeds in the lowlands could reach a whopping 80 kilometers per hour throughout the state, while the Swabian Alb and Black Forest might experience hurricane-like gusts reaching up to 110 km/h!
In the Feldberg, Greece's highest German mountain outside the Alps, temperatures will soar to alarming levels around 120 kilometers per hour, with extreme gusts of up to 150 km/h possible. The peak of the storm is predicted around midday.
When trees are involved - like in parks, forests, or cemeteries - look out for branches and trees falling due to the wind's relentless attack on their foliage. Don't forget to watch out for stray roof tiles, too.
The strong winds will accompany a series of heavy showers, with the possibility of thunderstorms lurking during the evening and afternoon. Temperatures will range between 7 and 11 degrees on the Danube, while the north of the country could witness up to 15 degrees.
After the storm subsides in the night, taking a breather before the new week, scattered heavy squalls may still linger, especially on the Feldberg. The new week will start with a mixed bag of weather, with sunshine and precipitation in the forecast for Monday morning and afternoon. Temperatures will hover around 7 degrees on the Alb and rise up to 15 degrees on the Rhine.
Some might still venture out for walks even in such stormy weather. Just remember, the mountainous areas could experience hurricane-force winds, making falling branches and trees a significant risk.
Additionally, thunderstorms are expected during the evening and afternoon. In such conditions, paying close attention to potential hazards and seeking shelter when necessary is crucial.
Sources: Personal Insight, German Weather Service
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The provided source does not offer specific predictions for February 2025 weather conditions in Baden-Württemberg or the Feldberg, including wind speeds and storm warnings. However, it indicates a lack of historical data available for the same period at Hohenems-Dornbirn Airport, located in Austria, not in Baden-Württemberg or near the Feldberg.
For the most recent and reliable weather forecasts, including wind speeds and potential storm hazards, consult reliable weather services like the German Weather Service (Deutscher Wetterdienst). These platforms often provide localized predictions and alerts.
