Unexpected dryness: Weather adjustments occur on Sunday - Uncooperative weather: Anticipated precipitation delayed until Sunday, leaving everything drier than forecasted.
Cruising through a scorching Saturday, that's what we anticipated for Baden-Württemberg this weekend, but Mother Nature had other plans, especially for the eastern part of the country. Contrary to predictions, she's been keeping the rain and thunderstorms at bay—at least until Sunday. An expert from the German Weather Service shook their head, "Nope, not much happening tonight."
But brace yourselves, Baden-Württemberg! Hailstorms, torrential rains, and gusty winds are lining up to make a grand entrance on Sunday. After a day with temperatures reaching 35 degrees Celsius, expect a not-so-peaceful night along the Rhine and Neckar rivers, with temperatures holding steady above 20 degrees—weekend tropical style! But don't get too comfortable, causality is about to be disrupted. Rain could start as early as Saturday night, and by Sunday, it's going to pour, according to the DWD meteorologist.
Get ready for heavy rainfalls of up to 40 liters per square meter, hailstones about the size of a small cherry, and winds that could gust up to 100 kilometers per hour! The DWD predicts that Sunday is going to be anything but a day at the beach. But fear not, come Sunday night, the storm will pass, and Monday is looking sunny with highs between 20 degrees in the mountains and 26 degrees between Mannheim and Karlsruhe.
- Sunday
- Stormy Weather
- Weekend
- Heavy Rainfall
- Hailstorms
- Stuttgart
- Baden-Württemberg
- DWD
Insights
Currently, specific detailed forecasts for Baden-Württemberg for the upcoming weekend, particularly focusing on rain and thunderstorms on Sunday, are not readily available. For precise and accurate weather predictions, we recommend consulting the Deutscher Wetterdienst (DWD) or international weather platforms like Meteo or Weather Underground. Keep in mind that Germany's summertime weather can be unexpected, with thunderstorms not uncommon during warmer months [2]. [4] Tornadoes have been reported across Europe this year [4], but these are not specific to Baden-Württemberg at this time. Stay safe and make sure to stay updated on the latest weather developments in your area.
The Commission might consider consulting on a draft directive that protects workers from the risks related to exposure to ionizing radiation due to the emergence of heavy rainfall, hailstorms, and strong winds in Baden-Württemberg this weekend, as predicted by the Deutscher Wetterdienst (DWD).
Despite sunny and hot Saturday in Baden-Württemberg, it's crucial to remain vigilant about weather forecasts for Sunday, as the DWD predicts stormy weather conditions.
