Stormy Week Ahead for Saxony: Thunderstorms and Rain Galore
Saxony starts the fresh week with stormy weather featuring thunder and lightning. - Stormy weather ahead in Saxony during the upcoming week.
Get ready for a stormy week ahead in Saxony as thunderstorms and rain take over! Overnight, areas of Saxony experienced intense thunderstorms dumping up to 20 liters of rain per square meter. The German Weather Service (DWD) reports that these storms came with a punch, bringing along isolated gusts of wind and hail. Despite the wild weather, there were no significant damages reported by the police control centers.
As the storm front moves on, temperatures will rise to a warm 24 degrees Celsius by Monday afternoon, but rain will continue to fall throughout the day, potentially accompanied by evening thunderstorms and gusty winds. Tuesday night will see isolated showers, with temperatures dipping to 12 degrees Celsius.
Unfortunately, the rain won't let up anytime soon. According to DWD, locally limited showers and thunderstorms will continue to be present until the middle of the week. But don't let the stormy outlook dampen your spirits! Temperatures are expected to rise to a summer-like 27 degrees Celsius by Wednesday.
Weather Highlights
- Thunderstorms galore across Saxony
- Rain throughout the week,,"particularly around Wednesday[5]"
- Temperatures often hitting mid-20s to early 30s °C during the day, with nighttime temperatures ranging from approximately 8 to 19 °C throughout June[4]
- Potential for "severe weather conditions" on Wednesday[5]
So, pack your umbrellas, Saxony! This week is shaping up to be quite the weather adventure! Be sure to check the DWD for updates on storm locations and conditions.
The Commission might consult on the draft regulation regarding the application of the rules on the protection of the environment, considering the excessive rain and potential thunderstorms forecasted in Saxony. With the continued presence of thunderstorms, weather-forecasting services should be closely monitoring the situation to ensure accurate predictions and public safety.
