Overview
- DWD forecasts daytime highs to fall broadly to about 10–16°C with many inland areas staying largely dry during daylight once fog lifts.
- Rain and showers are expected mainly in northern states and along the North Sea coast where winds will be fresher to strong and cloud cover will push inland.
- Night- and weekend-time fog and persistent low clouds are likely to reduce visibility on roads and keep many regions grey for extended periods.
- Temperatures could drop to around 2°C overnight into Thursday with light frost possible in southern and low-lying areas, so gardeners should protect frost-sensitive plants and drivers should take care.
- Meteorologists have raised a developing but unconfirmed prospect that the first snow of the season could fall above roughly 600–800 meters in early November if the incoming polar air deepens.