"After a stretch of mild autumn days, Germany has seen a dramatic shift in weather from the start of this week, with snow, rain and stormy winds sweeping across the country. Meteorologists from the German Weather Service (DWD) have issued warnings for slippery conditions, especially in mountainous regions and on the coasts, as the first real dose of winter weather sweeps the country."
"If you drive, now is the time to switch to winter tires and prepare for slippery roads, especially at night and in the early morning. Keep an eye on local forecasts and allow extra time for journeys. READ ALSO: 'Unpleasant weather' What you need to know about changing to winter tyres in Germany German media reports have described the incoming weather as "unpleasant November weather," with a mix of rain, sleet and snow showers expected to disrupt daily life."
"The DWD forecasts single-digit temperatures nationwide. In some areas, a brief dusting of snow could transform the landscape overnight. In the low mountain ranges - such as the Ore Mountains and Upper Harz - up to five centimetres of fresh snow is expected, while the higher peaks of the Alps could see as much as 20 centimetres. But the snow is unlikely to settle except at higher elevations."
A sharp change from mild autumn weather has brought snow, sleet, rain and stormy winds across Germany. The German Weather Service (DWD) has warned of slippery conditions in mountainous regions and along the coasts. Motorists are advised to switch to winter tyres and allow extra time for journeys, especially at night and in the early morning. Daytime temperatures are forecast in single digits nationwide, with brief dustings of snow possible in some areas. Low mountain ranges may get up to five centimetres of fresh snow, Alpine peaks up to 20 centimetres, and coastal areas face heavy showers and gusty winds.
Read at The Local Germany
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