Anticipated Temperature Rise Over the Weekend - This upcoming weekend is forecasted for extreme heat.
The German Weather Service (DWD) has predicted a change in weather patterns for Baden-Württemberg this weekend, with temperatures set to drop on Sunday compared to Saturday.
In Stuttgart, the heatwave experienced on Saturday is set to subside, with the temperature expected to reach a maximum of 27°C (81°F) on Sunday, a significant drop from the 35°C (95°F) predicted for Saturday. The cooler temperatures will be accompanied by a decrease in sunshine, with less sunlight expected on Sunday compared to Saturday.
Meanwhile, the Black Forest region, known for its cooler climate, is expected to follow a similar pattern. Temperatures in the Black Forest are generally a bit cooler than Stuttgart, with the latest update showing a temperature of about 20°C (68°F). On Sunday, the forecast indicates a mild day, with temperatures likely in the mid-20s Celsius (mid-70s Fahrenheit) during the day and cooler at night.
The heights of the Black Forest and the Alb are expected to experience temperatures around 25 degrees on Sunday, a slight decrease from the temperatures experienced on Saturday.
Unfortunately, no specific information was provided about the temperatures in other regions of Germany, including the Rhine region, or about the cause of the predicted temperature changes.
However, a DWD expert has stated that Saturday is the better day if you like sun and warmth in Baden-Württemberg. The expert also mentioned that rain is expected to move into Baden-Württemberg from the west in the afternoon on Sunday.
In summary, while the heatwave is set to subside in Baden-Württemberg this weekend, residents can look forward to cooler temperatures on Sunday. It's a relief for those who have been experiencing the hot temperatures, but unfortunately, the forecast does not provide specific information about the temperatures in Stuttgart or other regions outside of the Rhine, Black Forest, and Alb.
1.The community should advise residents to prepare for a change in weather patterns, as the employment policy should include provisions for workers to stay home or take precautions in case of rain on Sunday, as per the weather-forecasting by the German Weather Service (DWD).2. As the weather in Baden-Württemberg is expected to cool down, the employment policy for outdoor workers should prioritize protective measures to ensure their safety and well-being, given the drop in temperatures and the predicted rainfall, as indicated by the weather-forecasting from the DWD.
