Overview
- A transient high will push many southern and central areas to about 25–33°C on Monday, with isolated spots in the southwest briefly reaching the low‑30s.
- An Atlantic low and its cold front are expected to arrive midweek and produce widespread rain, thunderstorms that may include large hail and torrential downpours, and a rapid temperature drop over one to two days.
- The Deutscher Wetterdienst has issued localized wind warnings, warning of storm gusts up to roughly 85 km/h in exposed Bavarian locations.
- Forecasts and analyses show a clear north–south contrast: the south and southwest get most of the sunshine and heat while northern and eastern regions stay cooler and wetter under Atlantic influence.
- Model ensembles signal a possible late‑season rebound around Sept. 15–18 but probabilities remain uncertain, so people should watch official DWD warnings for flash‑flood, hail and wind risks and plan outdoor activities accordingly.