Sizzling heat wave continues, reaching temperatures as high as 39 degrees prior to cooling. - Sweltering heat soars to 39 degrees before the cooling off arrives during summer.
**Headline: Warm Weather and Potential Severe Storms Forecasted in Bremen and Niedersachsen**
Residents of Bremen and Niedersachsen are bracing themselves for a spell of warm weather and potential severe storms, as meteorologists predict a heatwave in the coming days.
According to the weather service, temperatures in Ostfriesland could reach up to 31 degrees, while the cities of Hannover and Braunschweig are expected to experience even warmer conditions, with temperatures potentially reaching up to 39 degrees.
However, the heatwave is not the only concern. A cold front is expected to move over Niedersachsen and Bremen in the afternoon, followed by scattered strong thunderstorms in the evening and night. Meteorologists caution that locally, extreme weather events with extremely heavy rain of more than 40 liters per square meter in a short time cannot be ruled out.
Hail is also expected during the evening and night thunderstorms, and before the thunderstorms, wind speeds in Niedersachsen and Bremen could reach storm gusts of strength 9, with severe weather potentially causing hurricane gusts and hurricane gusts (strength 11 and 12) with wind speeds of 110 to 130 kilometers per hour.
The potential danger during these windy conditions lies mainly in leafy trees, which offer the wind a large attack surface. Branches could break off or trees could be uprooted, posing a risk to people and property.
In light of these forecasts, it is advisable to stay informed about the weather conditions and to take necessary precautions. For the most accurate and up-to-date weather forecast, including temperature, heat stress, and potential severe weather events, it is advisable to consult local weather services or apps like the German Weather Service (Deutscher Wetterdienst) or the BBC Weather website.
While Bremen and Niedersachsen generally experience a moderate oceanic climate, summers can be warm, and temperatures rarely exceed 35°C (95°F). However, during heatwaves, heat stress can be a concern, especially for vulnerable populations. Bremen's urban heat island effect can exacerbate temperatures compared to surrounding rural areas.
During the summer months, while not common, severe thunderstorms and occasional strong winds can occur. However, these events are generally not severe compared to other parts of Europe.
In conclusion, while the weather in Bremen and Niedersachsen is expected to be warm, residents are advised to stay vigilant and take necessary precautions during the predicted thunderstorms and high winds. For the most accurate and up-to-date weather forecast, it is advisable to consult local weather services regularly.
The Commission is also being urged to take into account the potential impact of the predicted warm weather and severe storms in Bremen and Niedersachsen on the safety of workers who may be exposed to ionizing radiation during this time, considering the increase in thunderstorms may elevate radiation levels.
Furthermore, it might be prudent for the Commission to consider whether existing regulations on the protection of workers from ionizing radiation take into account extreme weather events such as the ones forecasted, ensuring the safety of workers in all weather conditions.
