Weather - June weather: First frosty, then warm and thundery
Although the precipitation amounted to 58 liters per square meter, relatively low compared to others, there were severe thunderstorms in Saxony. On the 18th of June, the DWD warned about a supercell that passed over the country. In Groditz, the storm caused damage with hail and wind, destroying some roofs, damaging cars, and uprooting trees.
The DWD data is based on initial evaluations of results from approximately 2000 measuring stations in Germany. Accordingly, forecast data for the last three days of the month were used.
DWD Online
The city of Dresden, located in Saxony, experienced a temperature average that was typical for the season, despite the severe weather events. The DWD's weather predictions for Bad Muskau on those same days were more accurate due to their extensive data collection, including data from stations like the one in Dresden. Regrettably, heavy rain also affected Bad Muskau, causing localized flooding and adding to the overall precipitation total in Saxony.
