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Unstable weather: thunderstorms and squalls in Lower Saxony!
Changeable weather in Lower Saxony and Bremen: showers, thunderstorms and mild temperatures await us from Friday to Monday.
Unstable weather: thunderstorms and squalls in Lower Saxony!
An unstable weather weekend awaits us in Bremen and Lower Saxony, with showers and thunderstorms. According to current forecasts from North24 The change in weather is particularly noticeable from Friday to Monday. Temperatures reach peaks of up to 22 degrees. It is advisable to have an umbrella handy as showers and local thunderstorms are expected in the afternoon and evening. The areas on the North Sea and the southern mountains, where frequent rain is expected, are particularly affected.
Friday brings us maximum temperatures of 17 degrees on Langeoog and up to 21 degrees in the Hanover-Hildesheim area. There is a strong wind that can reach stormy gusts along the coast. On Saturday night the showers will subside and the temperatures will clear up, while the temperatures in the coastal region will drop to around 13 degrees and inland to 8 to 11 degrees.
Changeable weather with thunderstorms
The changeable weather situation continues on Saturday. The sky is cloudy and showers and isolated thunderstorms are still expected. The daily highs range between 17 degrees in East Frisia and 20 degrees on the border with Saxony-Anhalt. At night the thunderstorms subside and temperatures drop again to 13 degrees on the islands and up to 8 degrees in the Harz Mountains German Weather Service reported.
It will remain changeable and gloomy on Sunday, with further showers and thunderstorms throughout the day. Here we expect maximum temperatures of around 19 degrees. The night also promises to be uncomfortable, as there could be another thunderstorm on the coast. Temperatures can drop to 15 degrees.
Storm and thunderstorm warnings
The weather situation is influenced by the tail of a storm system located between the British Isles and Iceland. On the coast, persistent showers and thunderstorm activity can be expected, which can lead to initial warnings, particularly in the northwest half. Loud Weather.com Wind gusts of between 55 and 70 km/h can be expected on the coasts, and sometimes even heavy rain with up to 15 l/m² in an hour. Gusts of around 55 km/h are forecast inland.
The weather will remain unstable on Monday, with temporary relief in the south, but stormy gusts and even severe squalls can be expected along the coast. The temperatures fluctuate between 19 and 22 degrees, which suggests late summer weather. Further showers and thunderstorms are possible on Monday night, with temperatures dropping to 15 to 10 degrees.
In summary: It's worth being weatherproof and prepared for anything, because as nature shows so beautifully, the weather can change quickly!