Germany's weather will be markedly divided over the holiday weekend, with western areas experiencing cold rain and decreased temperatures while eastern regions enjoy warm, sunny conditions. This phenomenon stems from a pronounced low-pressure zone affecting the country, leading to significant temperature contrasts between the two sides. Predictions suggest that western regions like Düsseldorf will see temperatures drop to single digits, while eastern areas approach 30 degrees Celsius. This unusual weather pattern highlights the long-standing climatic differences between former eastern and western Germany.
This strong temperature contrast also brings severe weather - this is expected to affect Italy the most, but may also bring scattered storms to middle sections.
...the cold air on the western flank of this zone reaches extends far south, and on the other side a warm air mass extends as far north as Scandinavia.
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