Germany Faces Sharp Weekend Temperature Drop with Frost and Sparse Rainfall

Following unseasonably warm spring weather, a cold air interlude brings frosty nights, cooler days, and light snow in some regions, though a warming trend is forecast for next week.

Temperatures across Germany have dropped significantly, with daytime highs ranging from 10-13°C in northern regions and up to 13°C in Berlin-Brandenburg on Saturday.
Night frosts are widespread, with temperatures plunging to as low as minus seven degrees along the Elbe and minus five degrees in many other areas.
Sunday is expected to be the coldest day, with temperatures ranging from 6-14°C nationwide and light snow showers possible in the Uckermark region.
Rainfall remains scarce despite the colder weather, raising concerns about water availability in some areas.
A gradual warming trend is expected to begin next week, with temperatures reaching up to 20°C by Friday, signaling a return to milder spring conditions.