Overview
- The Deutscher Wetterdienst (DWD) says the weekend will bring a strong north/south contrast with stürmische Böen up to wind force 9 on the German Bight and western Baltic Sea and daytime highs of about 22–31°C in the south and centre.
- Inland nights will be much colder than the days, with temperatures dipping to roughly 0–7°C and local light ground frost possible, which can affect agriculture, road surface conditions and morning outdoor events.
- Meteorologists attribute the pattern to a blocking high moving in from England that suppresses Atlantic lows and funnels warm, dry air into southern Germany while a residual Baltic low feeds cooler, windier air to the north.
- DWD forecasts keep the warm, sunny spell into early next week with daytime highs up to about 27°C in northern areas, offering continued pleasant conditions for outdoor events such as Munich’s Wiesn.
- Some forecasters, including Dominik Jung of wetter.net, say the pattern could break around Friday, October 2 with showers and a drop to about 17–19°C, but this medium‑range change remains tentative and model‑dependent.