Germany's Meteorological Authority Issues Forecasts German Weather Service Releases Weather Predictions - Over the weekend, people gathered under rainy weather to witness a public event.
During the first weekend of the European Football Championship, the German weather service (DWD) predicts mixed weather conditions for open-air public viewing. While temperatures may reach up to 25 degrees Celsius, rain, thunderstorms, and gusty winds are set to accompany these outdoor events. In the south and east, a short heatwave is forecast for the upcoming week, with sunny periods expected.
Saturday is set to see a range of temperatures between 17 and 23 degrees Celsius, and occasional downpours, especially in the north and southeast. Expecting thunderstorms with heavy rain in these areas, the day will see occasional rain showers in other places. Winds are expected to pick up in the west and the Alpine foothills regions. A significant drop in temperature to 7 to 13 degrees Celsius is expected overnight.
Sunday is set to be sunny and colorful in the south and east, says the DWD. However, showers and thunderstorms are expected to hit the north and west. The thermometer will read between 18 and 23 degrees Celsius, with the warmest temperatures recorded in the Lusatia region (25 degrees Celsius).
As the week begins, rising temperatures up to 28 degrees Celsius are anticipated in the south and east, along with prolonged sunshine. In other parts, the air will feel comfortably warm with 19 to 25 degrees Celsius. Showers and individual, powerful thunderstorms with heavy rain may occur in the north and west. Meteorologist Adrian Leyser suggests that since the air mass is getting more humid and heavy, the risk of severe thunderstorms and heavy rain is increasing. These heavy rain showers may last for several hours in some places.
The summer heat may continue in the south and east for several more days, with a chance of temperatures reaching or even surpassing the 30-degree mark.
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Despite the forecasted mixed weather conditions during the European Football Championship EM in Germany, many soccer enthusiasts still plan to attend open-air public viewing events this weekend. The German Weather Service (DWD) predicts temperatures ranging from 17 to 23 degrees Celsius on Saturday, accompanied by occasional rain, especially in the north and southeast. On Sunday, weather conditions will vary across Germany, with sunny and colorful weather in the south and east, but rain and thunderstorms expected in the north and west.
In anticipation of the EM, soccer fans in Offenbach might want to check the latest DWD forecasts, as thunderstorms with heavy rain are predicted in some areas. Fans heading to Germany's stadiums for the upcoming European Football Championship should bring appropriate clothing and stay updated on the latest weather alerts.
Rain or shine, German soccer fans will be ready to cheer their teams during the EM, which is expected to feature some thrilling and exciting matches. Those attending outdoor events should be mindful of the weather forecasts and advises from German Meteorological Authority, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience at the European Football Championship.
Even as the threat of severe thunderstorms and heavy rain continues in the northern and western regions of Germany, fans remain eager to support their national teams and enjoy the excitement of the European Football Championship, which brings together some of the best soccer teams on the continent.
As Germany bids to host a successful European Football Championship, soccer enthusiasts will appreciate the German Weather Service's accurate and reliable forecasts, allowing them to tailor their plans accordingly and make the most of their weekend watching soccer in rainy Germany.
