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Germany Braces for Midweek Storms as Ex‑Hurricane Erin Flips Late‑Summer Weather

Erin’s extratropical low is steering a rapid transition from a brief warm surge to a cooler maritime pattern.

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Overview

  • After a short burst of warmth near 30–32 °C on Tuesday, showers and thunderstorms are expected to spread from the southwest late Tuesday night into Wednesday.
  • The Deutscher Wetterdienst warns of localized severe storms in central and southern regions from Wednesday, with risks that include heavy rain, hail and strong gusts.
  • Bavaria faces targeted hazards on Wednesday, with potential for 15–25 l/m² in a short time, hail up to about 2 cm and gusts up to roughly 80 km/h in parts of Franconia and northern Swabia.
  • Model guidance highlights the Alps—especially Ticino—where 100–300 l/m² in a day is possible, raising flood and landslide concerns, while broader areas see lower but locally significant totals.
  • Following the frontal passage, forecasters expect a cooler, unsettled regime into the weekend with many highs around 18–22 °C and widespread rainfall near 10–30 l/m² by Friday.