Temperatures across Germany are expected to run from about 27 to 34 degrees Celsius on Monday, with coasts cooler at 20 to 25 degrees Celsius. The hottest conditions are expected to peak on Tuesday, when some places could reach 35C, and the air could feel like 40C. Southwestern Germany may see the highest temperatures, with possible values around 35C, though no heat warning has been issued. Nights are still cool enough to provide relief, and buildings have not heated up significantly. People are advised to use sunscreen and seek shade during midday heat, especially if vulnerable or unwell. Temperatures should drop slightly on Wednesday, with cooler readings in Hamburg, Dortmund, Leipzig, and Munich.
"It's a bit cooler on the coasts, at 20 to 25 degrees Celsius. It's glorious midsummer weather everywhere,"
"The heatwave is expected to peak on Tuesday when temperatures could "even reach 35C in some places," climatologist Karsten Brandt told the paper, explaining that the air temperature could feel more like 40C. Brandt said it could be 33C Celsius along the Moselle River or in Bonn and around 34C in Mannheim or Karlsruhe."
"The German Weather Service DWD said southwestern Germany would see the hottest temperatures, possibly climbing to 35C, although it has not issued a heat warning. "This isn't enough for a heat warning yet," DWD meteorologist Lars Kirchhübel told . "The nights, in particular, are still cool and provide sufficient relief," he said, adding that buildings had also not yet heated up significantly."
"However, he still advised that people apply sunscreen and seek shade, especially during the midday heat, with anyone unwell or vulnerable advised to take particular care. There's good news ahead for anyone who's finding the hot weather a bit too much, though: temperatures should drop off slightly on Wednesday. Temperatures are forecast to be around 19C in Hamburg, 21C in Dortmund and Leipzig and 28C in Munich on Wednesday."
Read at The Local Germany
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