- experiencing downpours, thunderous showers, and sweltering summer climates in North Rhine-Westphalia
Over the next few days, folks in North Rhine-Westphalia might want to carry an umbrella at all times. The German Weather Service (DWD) predicts that a strong low-pressure system and humid to sweltering air masses will make the weather unpredictable.
Following a day marked by switching between sun and clouds, showers are forecasted towards the afternoon and evening, with the possibility of isolated thunderstorms due to intense rainfall. Temperatures will soar to delightful highs of 26 to 29°C.
Wednesday will be even grimmer and damper, with showers and thunderstorms lurking, and temperatures fluctuating between 22 to 25°C.
Thursday will bring scattered showers all day, with the likelihood of isolated thunderstorms and heavy rain on the western half beginning midday. Regardless, temperatures will stay warm, reaching 24°C in the west and reaching up to 27°C in the east.
On Friday, the skies will generally clear and the weather will be partially cloudy, with scattered rain and a majority of dry conditions. Highs will reach 24 to 27°C and dip down to around 22°C in the mountains.
Despite the warm temperatures forecasted, frequent showers and isolated thunderstorms are expected due to the intense rainfall, making it necessary to carry an umbrella continuously throughout these days in North Rhine-Westphalia. The heavy rain could potentially disrupt outdoor activities, making it advisable to plan indoor activities as a backup.
