Germany's Warm Spring Weather to Cool as Cold Front Approaches

Unseasonably warm temperatures exceeding 20°C are set to drop below 20°C starting Sunday, with dry conditions persisting across the country.

Temperatures in parts of Germany, including Baden-Württemberg and North Rhine-Westphalia, are currently exceeding 20°C, with Cologne Bay expected to reach 24°C by the weekend.
The first official summer day, defined as temperatures reaching 25°C, is unlikely to occur this weekend despite the ongoing warm spell.
A high-pressure system is driving clear skies and up to 12 hours of sunshine in some regions, contributing to the unseasonably warm conditions.
A cold front from the northeast is forecast to bring a significant temperature drop on Sunday, with cooler conditions expected to last until midweek.
April has been notably dry so far, with no rain forecast in the near term, raising concerns about prolonged dry spells and their potential impacts.