Overview
- The German Weather Service (DWD) expects widespread high fog and poor visibility, at times under 150 meters, with daytime highs mostly between 2 and 10 degrees Celsius and sunnier mountain areas locally reaching around 12 to 13 degrees.
- Nights turn frost-prone with DWD warnings in parts of Hesse and elsewhere, as temperatures dip to around 0 to minus 4 degrees in valleys and ground frost becomes common.
- High pressure linked to system Vianelde sets up an inversion that keeps conditions largely dry, though pockets of drizzle are possible and persistent fog poses traffic hazards.
- Midweek brought unusually mild values near 20 to 21 degrees in spots such as the Harz and Eifel due to föhn-like effects, but forecasts point to a drop of about 5 to 15 degrees into the weekend.
- Looking ahead, forecasts favor continued dry, gray conditions next week, while longer-range model runs diverge, with some suggesting a stronger Arctic push and snow later in November and others showing a less wintry outcome.