Table of Contents
- Live Heat Map: Check out where the sun's currently sizzling
- Temperature Max Map: Today's peak temp forecasts
- UV Index Map: Understand the sun's potency today
- Thunderstorm Alert Map: Today's storm danger zones
- These chart representations indicate the locations anticipated for extreme heat.
As August wind downs, temperatures still remain swelteringly high, keeping summer's warmth alive. By mid-week, Wednesday the 30th, some areas could hit the 30-degree mark. The DWD predicts that Thursday will be even hotter, with the country-wide heat warning being issued on their site, anticipating temperatures as high as 35 degrees. However, parts of northwestern Germany and some southern regions are not included in this prediction.
The weather will mainly be sunny and dry, with a minimum risk of thunderstorms in the Alps and the Black Forest on Wednesday, according to DWD. Coastal regions will have light to moderate winds. On Thursday, the west and northwest will be cloudy, and DWD forecasts isolated, heavy showers and thunderstorms in the mountainous regions during the afternoon, with occasional gusts. There's also a slight risk of showers and thunderstorms in the Alps and other southern German regions.
Below are the visual representations of the current weather conditions:
Live Heat Map: Check out where the sun's currently sizzling
The interactive map below provides real-time weather updates. Moreover, you can use the timeline below the graph to preview future weather forecasts. The displayed data can be adjusted on the top right corner, for example, to thunderstorms, rainfall, or snowfall.
Temperature Max Map: Today's peak temp forecasts
The below table displays the daily high-temperature forecasts.
UV Index Map: Understand the sun's potency today
The above map showcases the expected UV index for today.
Thunderstorm Alert Map: Today's storm danger zones
The above map depicts the DWD's thunderstorm warning zones for today. Regions with a thunderstorm warning are indicated in red, while no coloring indicates there's no warning.
Despite the country-wide heat warning issued by DWD, northwestern Germany and some southern regions may not experience temperatures exceeding 35 degrees on Thursday. Germany continues to be primarily sunny and dry, with anticipated thunderstorms mainly in the Alps and the Black Forest on Wednesday.
