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Hail and thunderstorms reported in the north

Residents of Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein can expect rain showers and thunderstorms. The weather improves in the evening with maximum temperatures of up to 28 degrees.

,   and  Melissa Williams
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Showers and thunderstorms are expected in Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein. It will be warm in the...
Showers and thunderstorms are expected in Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein. It will be warm in the evening.

- Hail and thunderstorms reported in the north

The German Weather Service (DWD) has forecast showers and thunderstorms for Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein. Locally, there may also be heavy rain today. The weather will improve in the evening with temperatures up to 28 degrees.

Overnight from Wednesday to Thursday, it will be partly cloudy with lows of 11 degrees. According to DWD, it will remain cloudy on Thursday with isolated showers expected. The high temperatures will be around 24 degrees.

DWD predicted isolated showers for Thursday in Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein, as mentioned in their forecast. The temperatures on Thursday, as per DWD, will reach around 24 degrees.

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