Germany Experiences Dramatic Winter-to-Spring Temperature Surge

A shift in weather patterns brings unusually warm February temperatures across the country following weeks of extreme cold.

Temperatures in Germany have risen sharply, with some regions experiencing increases of up to 40 degrees Celsius within days.
The sudden warmth is attributed to a shift in weather systems, with mild air from the Atlantic and southern Europe replacing cold air masses.
Western parts of Germany are expected to see the highest temperatures, reaching up to 19 degrees Celsius, while eastern regions remain cooler with single-digit highs.
The warming trend has brought relief from frost and snow but has also raised concerns about potential environmental impacts, such as premature plant growth and lingering frost risks.
The milder weather is expected to persist into the weekend, with mostly dry conditions and occasional sunshine predicted across the country.