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The article describes the weather in Baden-Württemberg with a hot late summer day followed by a cold front that brings thunderstorms and squalls.
Baden-Württemberg is facing another hot late summer day: The German Weather Service is expecting highs of 27 degrees in the High Black Forest to 33 degrees along the Rhine this Tuesday. After initially denser clouds and isolated showers in some areas, the sun appears in many places.
But the summer weather is over for now: a cold front will move across the southwest on Wednesday night. Meteorologists expect heavy rain and strong thunderstorms from the southwest. Gusts or severe squalls of up to 90 kilometers per hour, small hail and locally heavy rain are possible. There is a low probability that hurricane-like gusts are even possible on Lake Constance and in Upper Swabia.
On Wednesday it will remain wet, especially along and south of the Swabian Alb, and thunderstorms are also possible there at first. From the northwest, however, the rainfall decreases over the course of the day. With highs between 15 and 22 degrees it will be significantly cooler.
In Schleswig-Holstein and Hamburg, the weather will be changeable on Wednesday with variable to very cloudy skies, showers and isolated thunderstorms that can be strong locally. The maximum values are around 19 degrees. On Thursday night the temperatures will drop to up to 8 degrees inland. On Thursday it will initially be cloudy with showers, then drier. On Friday, rain will come from the North Sea, with temperatures up to 21 degrees in Hamburg. It will also remain changeable on Saturday with sun, clouds and a few showers.
Hamburg recorded an average temperature of 18.9 degrees in the summer of 2024, 2.4 degrees above the long-term average. There were 14 hot and four very hot days, with the highest value of 39.4 degrees recorded on June 27th in Hamburg-Neuwiedenthal. Precipitation was 88 percent of target and sunshine duration exceeded average by 65 hours.
In Bavaria, the weekend will remain largely dry, meaning many leisure activities outside are possible. On Saturday 22 to 27 degrees are expected in the north and between 23 and 27 degrees in the south. On Sunday temperatures in the south will reach up to 29 degrees. There could be isolated thunderstorms or rain on Monday night, according to the German Weather Service.

A woman was killed by a falling tree in Waldorf (Rhineland-Palatinate) during severe storms in several German states. Tornadoes in Brandenburg and Hesse caused significant damage to buildings.

The German Weather Service warns of a nationwide heat wave with temperatures of up to 38 degrees and severe storms. At the same time, persistent drought and historic lows on rivers such as the Rhine and the Danube are causing massive problems in shipping and energy production.
Rhineland-Palatinate and Saarland can expect a hot and sunny week with temperatures up to 36 degrees. Heat thunderstorms are possible in the evening, and there is a risk of showers with heavy rain, hail and stormy gusts on Tuesday and Wednesday.