Overview

• Germany’s weather service has active warnings for sustained rain in the south and center with 24‑hour totals of 30 to 50 liters per square meter, locally around 60 in orographic zones.
• Private forecasts, including Dominik Jung’s, project higher sums in some areas through Thursday with up to roughly 100 liters possible, which could flood roads and basements.
• A fresh DWD update flags the southwest for renewed, locally intense bands Tuesday night into Thursday, with a Pfalz–north Baden‑Württemberg corridor possibly seeing near 90 liters in spots.
• A sharp north–south split persists as northern regions stay comparatively dry under nearby high pressure, while coastal and mountain exposures see strong gusts up to about 65–80 km/h.
• Temperatures have plunged by around 20 degrees since the weekend’s heat, with highs mostly 9–17 C this week and some forecasters hinting at a late‑week improvement that remains uncertain.