Overview
- Mild, mostly sunny weather with daytime highs around 18–23°C will continue through Wednesday after overnight and morning fog clears.
- A Kaltfront moving from the northwest is forecast to sweep across Germany Wednesday night into Thursday and will turn conditions unsettled with widespread rain, showers and thunderstorms.
- Forecasters expect a rapid temperature fall of roughly 10–15°C within 24–48 hours so that many regions drop to about 10–14°C by Thursday and remain cooler into the weekend.
- The Deutscher Wetterdienst has issued localized warnings for strong rain, thunderstorms and gusty to stormy winds in southern and Alpine areas, where intense short‑term downpours could cause flash flooding and the snow line may fall to roughly 800–1,500 m.
- People are advised to use the remaining mild days to secure outdoor items, expect dense morning fog that can cut visibility for commuters, protect sensitive plants from frost and prepare for slippery roads and possible early snow in the high Alps.