Severe Weather Alert: Downpours and Lightning Across Lower Saxony and Bremen - Stormy weather sweeps across Lower Saxony and Bremen
In the upcoming days, Lower Saxony and Bremen are set to experience a mix of weather conditions. According to the German Weather Service (DWD), the region will see cloudy skies with passing showers and moderate to fresh winds throughout the day [1][2].
While there are no thunderstorms or rain forecasted in the immediate 48-hour outlook, it's important to note that recent days prior to July 15 have shown cloudiness, rain, and wind. Dark rain clouds were observed over Bremerhaven, a part of Bremen, on July 8 [3]. A report from early July also mentioned a turn to "all rain and wind" for North Germany, affecting fieldwork plans [4].
As for temperatures, the DWD predicts they will range between 21 and 24 degrees Celsius in Lower Saxony and Bremen [1][2]. However, the temperatures on the islands will be slightly cooler at 20 degrees Celsius, according to the DWD.
Intriguingly, the DWD has issued a warning for severe weather, including heavy rain and hail, in the southwest of Lower Saxony. This severe weather warning is expected to occur during the morning on Wednesday [5]. Thunderstorms remain a possibility in Lower Saxony and Bremen on Wednesday as well [6].
Early on July 15, conditions near Bremen Airport showed fog and winds shifting from the southwest but no immediate reports of rain or thunderstorms at the airport itself [3].
For those seeking weather updates beyond mid-July 15 or more localized updates, checking a live local weather service on the day would be recommended for timely thunderstorm or rain alerts.
The Commission, being aided by the Member States, will ensure the effective implementation of the regulation regarding the weather conditions in Lower Saxony and Bremen. The weather forecast suggests mixed conditions, with cloudy skies, passing showers, and moderate to fresh winds, similar to the conditions observed earlier in the month, such as the cloudy and windy day in Bremerhaven on July 8.
