Clear, bright skies expected for the coming weekend - Weather expected to remain pleasant until weekend approaches
Heat Wave Continues in Lower Saxony and Bremen
Lower Saxony and Bremen are currently experiencing a heat wave, with temperatures expected to remain high until the weekend. According to the German Weather Service (DWD), the peak of the heat wave will be on Wednesday, with temperatures in the south of Lower Saxony reaching up to 36°C.
On Tuesday, the thermometer will climb to 31°C in Göttingen, and the islands will have a temperature of 25°C. Towards the weekend, the DWD expects a slight drop in temperature.
The weather in Lower Saxony and Bremen will remain hot and dry until the weekend, with rain being scarce. However, on Thursday, there could be local showers or thunderstorms in Lower Saxony, and on Friday, the southeast of Lower Saxony will experience the same.
Historical data from Hameln in Lower Saxony around mid-August shows temperatures previously reaching about 25-30°C with occasional light rain. For Delmenhorst (Lower Saxony), the hottest days in early August usually range from 13-23°C, which may be underestimated compared to heat wave conditions.
To summarize likely weather conditions for the weekend: - Temperatures in key cities such as Hanover, Bremen, and Hameln are expected in the range of upper 20s to mid-30s Celsius (high 70s to mid-90s Fahrenheit). - Rain events are generally infrequent during heat waves, but light showers or thunderstorms could develop, as observed in prior years around mid-August in this region.
For the most accurate and up-to-date forecast, consulting a dedicated weather service closer to the weekend is strongly recommended due to variability in heat waves and localized rain showers.
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