Real-time and forecast - Occasionally thunderstorms possible: Cards show where thunderstorms form
## Contents
- Weather Map I: See live where storms are forming
- Weather Map II: The thunderstorm warnings for today
- Weather Map III: The maximum temperatures for today
In Southern Germany, heavy storms were still rumbling in the night from Friday to Saturday. However, the situation had calmed down by morning, as reported by the German Weather Service (DWD). This should also be the case during the day: rain and occasional thunderstorms possible, reports the DWD. The weather front is moving over the northwest of the country, according to the warning map from Saturday morning. In addition, there are stiff gales, and gales are expected on Sunday.
In the morning, it is cloudy in many places, it can rain in the east and at the Bodensee. Isolated local showers are also possible. In the afternoon, the weather deteriorates especially in the northwest and in the southeast. According to DWD reports, short thunderstorms and rain are possible in these areas. Elsewhere, it remains mostly dry and sunny. On Sunday night, the DWD expects further showers and strong winds at the North Sea.
The following charts show the current weather situation:
Weather Map I: See live where storms are forming
The chart below shows the real-time weather. In addition, you can retrieve the forecast for a later time period by using the timebar below the graph. The displayed layer can also be changed, for example, to thunderstorms, rain, or snow.
Weather Map II: The thunderstorm warnings for today
The chart above shows the thunderstorm warnings of the DWD for today. It is a binary weather chart, meaning: places for which there is a thunderstorm warning are colored red. No coloring means no warning.
Weather Map III: The maximum temperatures for today
The table below shows the expected maximum temperatures for today.
The charts used are partly from wetter.de. The portal is part of RTL Germany. In addition, charts from Windy.com have been embedded. The creators use models from the "European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts" for their representations and forecasts.
Despite the calmed weather in the morning, the German Weather Service (DWD) warns of possible thunderstorms in the northwest and southeast regions of Germany, as noted in the Top-News Headlines. Remarkably, the live Weather Map I shows potential thunderstorms being formed in various parts of the country.
