German Weather Service - Wind and rain in Rhineland-Palatinate and Saarland
The weather in Rhineland-Palatinate and Saarland remains uncomfortable. The German Weather Service (DWD) in Offenbach predicts strong, occasionally stormy gusts for Wednesday, especially in the mountains. Showers will come from the north in the second half of the day. It will remain largely dry in the Palatinate. Temperatures will be six to eight degrees, four degrees at higher altitudes.
Thursday night will remain cloudy and rainy at times with lows of five to three degrees, around two degrees in the mountains. The wind will be moderate to fresh with strong to stormy gusts.
Thursday will also begin with clouds and rain. According to the DWD, there may be continuous rain in parts of the northern mountains. Temperatures will be between eight and eleven degrees, around four degrees at higher altitudes. A fresh to strong wind will blow again. Gale-force gusts or squalls are possible in many areas, including heavy squalls at higher altitudes.
DWD
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The weather in Rhineland-Palatinate and Saarland continues to be challenging, with the DWD in Offenbach forecasting robust gusts on Wednesday, particularly in the mountainous region. Despite the rain and wind, the Palatinate region will remain relatively dry.
The clouds and rain are expected to persist into Thursday night, accompanied by moderate to vigorous winds and strong to stormy gusts, especially in the mountains.
Throughout Thursday, rain showers may persist in northern mountain areas, according to the DWD. The Palatinate, however, will see temperatures range between eight and eleven degrees, with moderate to strong winds and occasional gale-force gusts or squalls, especially at higher altitudes.
As you plan outdoor activities in the region, be aware of the potential for strong winds and intense gusts, as predicted by the German Weather Service (DWD).
Source: www.stern.de
