The start of May brought summer-like temperatures across Germany, with many regions enjoying sunny skies and warmth reaching up to 30 degrees Celsius. However, this early summer is set to be interrupted by a significant cooling trend over the weekend. A weather front is approaching, bringing thunderstorms, rain, and a drop in temperatures.
From Friday, the weather will turn unsettled as cold air from the north moves in, leading to showers and possible thunderstorms. The weekend will see a noticeable decrease in temperatures, with highs dropping to between 12 and 23 degrees Celsius in most areas.
This shift in weather is expected to affect the whole country, with northern regions experiencing the most dramatic changes, including the possibility of ground frost. While sun-seekers may be disappointed, the rain is a welcome relief for nature, following an unusually dry period.
As the warm spell ends, people can expect cooler, more variable weather, with cloudy skies and scattered precipitation. The drastic drop in temperature serves as a reminder of the ever-changing nature of spring weather in Germany.
