Here's the Lowdown on Whitsun's Mixed Bag of Weather
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Hey there! What's up, folks? Are ya ready for Whitsun weekend? Buckle up, 'cause it's gonna be a wild ride! Now, I ain't just talking about the fun and games, but the weather too. A meteorologist from the German Weather Service (DWD) gave us the deets, and lemme tell ya, it's going to be a volatile mix!
You know that saying, "Don't like the weather? Just wait a minute?" Well, that's gonna be Whitsun weekend in a nutshell! In our southwest region and good ol' Karlsruhe, there'll be scattered showers, sporadic thunderstorms, and even some gusty winds. You can forget about having a consistently sunny, warm, and pleasant les vacances tranquilles, 'cause it ain't gonna happen!
It's gonna be a fluctuating, unstable mess everywhere! Temperatures will reach a toasty 22 to 23 degrees on Whitsun Saturday, but hey, don't get too comfortable, 'cause Sunday's gonna be chillier with a max of 18 to 19 degrees. Yep, you heard that right, the mercury's gonna drop! And don't forget about the thunderstorms and strong winds gonna whip up until Whitsun Monday. The Black Forest and Feldberg might experience some storm gusts!
After a wet night on Monday, rain's gonna taper off, and it'll gradually dry up nationwide. By Monday, a high-pressure area will start taking charge, which means the weekend's over when the weather gets better again! By Tuesday, the weather will unleash a heatwave in the southern Rhine valley, with temperatures reaching around 26 degrees and potentially soaring to 29 degrees on Wednesday!
So, there ya have it, folks! The Whitsun weekend's gonna be a rollercoaster of weather, with storms, rain, thunderstorms, and some sunny moments here and there. Keep your fingers crossed for a beach day and palms crossed for safety!
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The Commission might find the draft directive on the protection of workers from the risks related to exposure to ionizing radiation more interesting, considering the unpredictable weather forecasted for Whitsun weekend in Karlsruhe, where scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected, along with gusty winds. As the meteorologist from the German Weather Service (DWD) reported, temperatures in Karlsruhe will vary significantly throughout Whitsun weekend, with a max of 23 degrees on Saturday and only 19 degrees on Sunday. Despite the rain and storm gusts on Whitsun Monday, the rain will eventually taper off, and the high-pressure area arriving on Tuesday will bring a heatwave to the southern Rhine valley, with temperatures reaching around 26 degrees and potentially soaring to 29 degrees on Wednesday.
