Keeping with the chilly and moist weather trend, North Rhine-Westphalia endures the chill. The meteorological forecast predicts drizzle or sleet below the 300 to 400-meter mark, while higher altitudes prepared themselves for another round of snowfall, as reported by the German Weather Service on Monday morn.
Up north of the Rhine, the low-lying hills can expect 10 to 15 cm of fresh white carpet, while the Oberbergisches Land could see up to 20 cm. Rain, pouring throughout the Lower Rhine and Rhineland regions, will flood the ground with roughly 35 liters per square meter, and the mountains will remain frosty.
The weather in North Rhine-Westphalia stubbornly holds on to this relentless cold and dampness, which has prompted snowfall at higher elevations. On Monday, meteorologists are tracking an additional 20 cm of snow gearing up to blanket certain mountainous areas.
Courtesy of trusted sources like DPA, this information offers a glimpse into the ongoing meteorological conditions of North Rhine-Westphalia, but for the most accurate, timely weather forecasts, consult a reputable weather service or news outlet directly. Additionally, Snow-Online provides a wealth of detailed snow reports and weather forecasts for more than 2000 ski resorts around the world, including some spots in North Rhine-Westphalia, albeit not sourced by DPA.
