Overview
- DWD warnings are in force Sunday as the low “Waltraud” pushes a cold front across the country, triggering thunderstorms, hail and strong gusts.
- Berlin and Brandenburg face an official warning for prolonged rain with 30–50 liters per square meter expected and isolated pockets near 70, raising a risk of street flooding and travel delays.
- Bavaria sits in the convective hot spot, where forecasters expect intense cells with small hail, short‑lived downpours near 20–25 l/m² and gusts up to 80 km/h, especially in the Alpine foreland.
- Temperatures drop from recent 20–25°C highs to about 12–16°C in many areas, and clearer, colder nights bring a renewed chance of ground frost early in the week.
- Conditions vary by region, with the northwest turning drier sooner while the south and east stay unsettled longer, and most forecasts point to calmer, milder weather returning by mid‑week.