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Germany Faces Storm Alerts, Then a Short Burst of Early‑November Warmth

A brief Föhn‑driven southwesterly flow will lift temperatures to unusual early‑November levels.

Overview

  • DWD maintains Orange-level storm warnings on Thursday across parts of the east, including Berlin and Brandenburg, with gusts up to about 75 km/h.
  • Along the Bavarian Alpine fringe, exposed locations are forecast to reach 80–90 km/h, while high peaks such as the Brocken and Fichtelberg may see 100–110 km/h.
  • Officials caution about falling branches and flying debris and urge people to secure loose objects and avoid exposed terrain during peak gusts.
  • A rapid shift from Friday brings a mild spell, with 20–22 C possible along the Upper Rhine and in the Alpine foreland under Föhn influence.
  • Forecasters say the warmth will be short-lived, with clouds, rain and renewed wind likely returning by late weekend into early next week.