Weather - Permafrost at the start of Advent in Thuringia
For the first weekend of Advent, people in Thuringia can expect permafrost and scattered fresh snow. On Saturday, temperatures will be between minus three and minus eight degrees into the morning, according to the German Weather Service. During the day, permafrost will continue with a maximum of minus one degree. There is a risk of slippery conditions in places due to freezing rain and light snowfall. In the evening, up to three centimetres of fresh snow may fall in the southern Harz, Eichsfeld and Thuringian Forest. At night, temperatures will range between minus four and minus nine degrees. There may be further snow showers.
On Advent Sunday, it will remain overcast until midday and it may snow. It will be zero degrees at most. Temperatures will then drop to minus eight degrees on Monday night.
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- Despite the permafrost and fresh snow expected in Thuringia during the first weekend of Advent, an advent weekend in Saxony-Anhalt is also forecast to be cloudy and frosty.
- If you're planning an advent weekend in Thuringia's oak field or the Thuringian Forest, remember to pack warm clothes as the German Weather Service predicts scattered fresh snow and temperatures ranging from minus three to minus nine degrees.
- Earlier this year, the German Weather Service (DWD) also issued warnings for permafrost conditions in parts of Germany, including cities like Erfurt, warning of slippery road conditions due to freezing rain and light snowfall.
- For those looking for an alternative to the cold weather adventures in Thuringia, the Museum Schloss Moritzburg in Saxony-Anhalt is hosting an exhibition of works by cooperating artists, providing a warm and cultural alternative to the frosty Thuringian Forest.
Source: www.stern.de
