Recent weather patterns in Germany illustrate a dramatic transition from sunny conditions to impending storms. Regions like Brandenburg and North Rhine-Westphalia have experienced peak temperatures, inviting boat renters to kick off the season.
However, low-pressure systems are predicted to bring rain and thunderstorms, particularly in the southwest. As these fronts move in, temperatures will dip significantly, with forecasts predicting highs between 1-13°C across various regions.
Notably, Bavaria faces the risk of heavy snowfall, with up to a meter expected in the mountains. Additionally, meteorologist Karsten Brandt warns of potential drought conditions arising from a series of dry spells, which could lead to heightened risks of wildfires.
With minimal rainfall expected in central Europe, the shift in weather could signal a challenging spring and summer ahead.
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