Overview

• A stagnant high-pressure pattern is keeping much of Germany calm, mostly dry and murky, with widespread fog and low cloud limiting sunshine and daytime highs commonly around 12 to 19 degrees Celsius.
• The Deutscher Wetterdienst notes poor morning visibility in many low-lying areas, light winds, and only isolated light rain or drizzle, with western regions staying largely dry into the new week.
• From roughly Monday to Tuesday (13–14 October), model guidance signals a shift to northeasterly continental air, lowering daytime temperatures to roughly 7 to 14 degrees and increasing the risk of ground frost and localized air frost.
• Bavaria and parts of the east are highlighted for the sharpest overnight cooling, with some forecasts showing subzero readings in colder spots, while others frame the change as a modest cool-down rather than a true winter snap.
• Regional outlooks show a dull, cloud-dominant weekend for Berlin-Brandenburg and NRW, occasional clearing in the southwest if fog lifts, and continued low precipitation overall under the Omega-style block.