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Weather fluctuations in Germany

Overview

Germany is expected to experience unsettled weather following a period of mild autumn conditions. A low pressure system named ‘Irima’ is forecast to bring a cold front, resulting in rain, wind, and a significant drop in temperatures over the weekend.

In northern regions, temperatures are expected to fall from initial highs of 20 degrees Celsius to lows between 4 and 12 degrees Celsius, accompanied by gusty winds and potential thunderstorms in areas like Lower Saxony. In other parts of the country, Saturday highs are projected to range from 10 degrees Celsius in the Eifel to 18 degrees near the eastern Alps.

Following this cooling period, weather patterns are expected to shift as the Azores High moves toward Scandinavia. This change is anticipated to bring milder air and more stable, drier conditions to much of the country by Monday, with temperatures in southern Germany potentially rising to approximately 20 degrees Celsius.

Entities

Germany · Deutscher Wetterdienst · Alps · Scandinavia · Eifel

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  1. [INTERNATIONAL] 6 sources
    Germany weather: Rain and cooling expected this weekend

    Germany faces a rainy, cooler weekend due to low pressure system 'Irima,' followed by a return to milder temperatures early next week as the Azores High moves in.

  2. [INTERNATIONAL] 8 sources
    Northern Germany weather forecast predicts wind and temperature drop

    Northern Germany faces a weather shift this weekend, with rain, gusty coastal winds, and potential thunderstorms followed by a significant drop in temperatures.

Sources

berliner-abendblatt.de · dattelner-morgenpost.de · focus.de · leinetal24.de · lokalo.de · muensterlandzeitung.de · ostseewelle.de · polizeinews.ch · schweiznews.ch · waltroper-zeitung.de · weekend.at · wochentlich.de · wz.de