Germany is bracing for a tumultuous week as stormy weather is expected to hit various regions. The new week kicks off with mild temperatures, but clouds, rain, and thunderstorms will dominate the skies. From Monday, regions like South Bavaria and Lausitz may enjoy brief sunny spells, but rain will spread from the southwest to the central parts. The German Meteorological Service has issued warnings of increasing instability from Wednesday, with severe storm gusts predicted on Thursday.
Meteorologist Nico Bauer highlights the potential for hurricane-force gusts, particularly on mountain peaks in the west and southwest. Temperatures will remain mild in southern regions, reaching up to 25 degrees Celsius. However, cooler conditions are expected in elevated areas.
The remnants of Ex-Hurricane Kirk could exacerbate conditions in places like Frankfurt and the Rhine-Main area, with winds possibly reaching speeds of 130 km/h. The threat of a 'Sting Jet' brings further concern, with gusts over 150 km/h potentially impacting regions between the North Sea and the Black Forest. As autumn's first significant storm system approaches, residents are urged to stay informed and take necessary precautions.
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