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The German Weather Service has issued weather forecasts for Lower Saxony and Bremen, which indicate unstable weather with rain, storms and possible thunderstorms.
It will be uncomfortable in Lower Saxony and Bremen in the coming days. Rain and stormy winds must be expected, especially on the coast.
While it will be cloudy on the North Sea on Wednesday and there may be occasional rain, the sun will shine in the southeast after the fog has cleared. According to the German Weather Service (DWD), temperatures rise to 18 degrees at the sea and up to 22 degrees in Braunschweig.
Heavy, showery rain is possible on Thursday night. A strong and stormy wind blows from the north at sea. Temperatures drop to 10 to 13 degrees.
Lower temperatures from Thursday
On Thursday it will remain very cloudy and rainy. A few thunderstorms may also develop in the afternoon. The maximum temperatures are 15 degrees. A strong northwest to north wind with gusty gusts continues to develop along the coast.
On Friday night, changing clouds and showers are expected. The lowest values are between 6 and 9 degrees. It will be a little milder at sea, although strong to stormy gusts are still possible.
Towards the southeast it will initially be looser on Friday, otherwise rain will come in from the west with heavy clouds. The temperatures reach values between 13 and 15 degrees. It can be very windy at times at the sea.
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