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Weather horror scenario: rain showers and clouds over Lower Saxony!
Weather report for Lower Saxony and Bremen on October 11th, 2025: mild temperatures, changeable clouds and local drizzle.
Weather horror scenario: rain showers and clouds over Lower Saxony!
Today, October 11, 2025, the weather in Bremen and Lower Saxony is rather gray, but the mild temperatures are keeping us on our toes in the meantime. Loud regionalheute.de We can look forward to a maximum daily temperature of around 16 degrees. The clouds have clearly broken through, but nice breaks can also appear every now and then. A little drizzle cannot be ruled out locally, but there will be no widespread precipitation.
The air that blows around us today comes from a moist source from a low pressure area called “Fehmi”. In combination with the high “Sieglinde” over Ireland, this ensures mild daily temperatures and different types of clouds. For a cozy evening in the city, a plan B is definitely justified, because the night will be cloudy again and there may be a few rain showers. Temperatures drop to around 10 degrees in Bremen, on the coast it can be up to 13 degrees and in the high Harz it can only be 7 degrees.
A look at the coming days
What's next tomorrow? ndr.de knows to report that the clouds will be in the foreground tomorrow too. Temperatures will continue to be in the range of 14 to 16 degrees, locally we can expect light rain or drizzle. The wind also remains, in line with the last few days, weak to moderate from the west to northwest. It can even blow fresh on the coasts.
Occasional rain showers are forecast on Monday night. One or two umbrellas could also be used. Temperatures drop to between 12 and 7 degrees, depending on the region. For Monday the forecast looks a little brighter again: sun peeking through the clouds and maybe even a bit of dryness.
Weather conditions and prospects
The German Weather Service ( DWD ) highlights that no warning-relevant weather events are expected, which brings us some relief. The weather situation continues to be influenced by high pressure, which brings us mild sea air. The next few days show a similar trend, with temperatures between 12 and 17 degrees, but it will remain mostly cloudy and the sun will be rare.
However, a tendency towards slightly sunnier and drier days is in sight in the long term. It remains exciting to see whether we can soon leave the clouds behind us or whether we have to wrap ourselves up in warmer jackets. So board life continues and everyone who likes to be outside should prepare for any weather condition. In any case – let’s enjoy the mild time while it lasts!