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Germany Briefly Basks in Late-Summer Weekend After Southern Storms, With New Rain Set to Return

Forecasters expect the warm spell to end Monday with returning rain, thunderstorms and a temperature dip.

Overview

  • After DWD severe-weather alerts on Thursday for Baden-Württemberg and Bavaria, police evacuated the Gillamoos fair in Abensberg and reports cited a blocked rail line near Ingolstadt and flight diversions around Munich.
  • The warnings highlighted short-period downpours of 20–40 l/m², hail around 2–3 cm and severe to orkanartige gusts up to about 100–115 km/h.
  • A short-lived high, Hoch Nina, is bringing widespread sunshine and 24–30 °C this weekend, with the southwest locally approaching 29–31 °C.
  • Outlooks from DWD and meteorologists point to a west-to-east shift starting Monday, bringing showers and isolated thunderstorms and turning conditions cooler and more unsettled into midweek.
  • Longer-range guidance cited by meteorologist Dominik Jung indicates September may run roughly 0.1–1.0 °C warmer than the 1991–2020 average, placing the swings in a milder-than-normal month.