Germany is experiencing a diverse range of weather conditions during the Easter holidays. In the east, temperatures are soaring to summer-like highs of 28 to 29 degrees Celsius, while the west grapples with cooler temperatures and rain.
This stark contrast stems from a significant difference in air pressure across the country. The arrival of Saharan dust is also anticipated, potentially causing 'blood rain' that may damage car paint.
Meanwhile, Baden-Württemberg faces a gloomy forecast, with thunderstorms and rain predicted throughout the week. Although Good Friday is expected to be cloudy and wet, temperatures could rise to 20 degrees by Holy Saturday.
In contrast, Easter Sunday and Monday should bring milder and sunnier conditions to most regions. The weather in Rheinland-Pfalz remains unpredictable, oscillating between sunny spells and grey rain clouds.
As travelers hit the roads, the ADAC warns of potential traffic jams, especially on Maundy Thursday and Easter Monday. Overall, Germany's Easter weather promises unpredictability and regional variations, requiring residents and travelers alike to prepare for rapid changes.
