Kickstarting the week in Saxony: A Chill in the Air
As we dive into the new week, Saxony greets us with a brisk chill in the air. Embrace your winter gear, folks! According to meteorological forecasts, Saxony braces itself for a week chock-full of cold temperatures and precipitation.
Starting off on a cloudy note, Monday remains dry, although the lofty Ore Mountains and Upper Lusatia might face gusty winds and snow drifts. Dresden, the capital city, will gauge a maximum temperature of up to four degrees. The nearby Ore Mountains could experience low temperatures dropping as low as minus five degrees, according to the German Weather Service (DWD).
In some parts, rainfall may transform into freezing rain early Tuesday, causing a potential hazard to the road safety in Upper Lusatia. Bundle up as temperatures plummet to minus two to minus six degrees. Residents of Upper Lusatia will feel a pinch with an anticipated minimum temperature of minus one degree.
On Wednesday, nighttime presents a threat of snowfall or freezing rain, while temperatures hover between zero and minus four degrees. Wednesday might remain overcast, but with a minimal amount of precipitation. The highest temperature in Saxony will peak at one to four degrees, except in the mountains where temperatures may flirt with minus one to two degrees.
Weather Outlook
If you're looking for more regional weather information, you'll want to consult regional weather services or local news sources. Platforms like Germany's own wetter.com, Climate-Data.org, or meteoblue.com offer city-level weather data for a more detailed and accurate forecast.
Keep an eye on your favorite sources and stay cozy as Saxony undergoes a week of chilly temperatures, plenty of precipitation, and the potential for some snowfall in the mountains.
