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The German Weather Service issues weather forecasts for Rhineland-Palatinate and Saarland. The forecast covers the days Tuesday to Thursday with changes from sunny to cloudy and wet weather.
After a cloudy start with wafts of fog, a warm October day awaits the people of Rhineland-Palatinate and Saarland. The temperatures climb to 21 to 25 degrees during the day, as the German Weather Service (DWD) announced in Offenbach am Main.
At higher altitudes, values of around 19 degrees are expected. The sun is shining widely in both federal states and it remains dry. According to the DWD, it will also remain dry on Wednesday night. At temperatures between 11 and 7 degrees, fog can make visibility difficult again.
Temperature drop on Thursday
On Wednesday, clouds will move in from the west over the course of the day, bringing heavy rain and isolated thunderstorms from the evening onwards. The temperatures climb to 19 to 24 degrees. The following night it remains cloudy. According to meteorologists, rain and isolated thunderstorms are still expected. Temperatures drop to 15 to 9 degrees.
The umbrella remains an important companion on Thursday. It is expected to rain again and again, and there may also be thunderstorms during the day. With highs of around 11 degrees in the mountains and between 13 and 16 degrees in lower altitudes, it cools down significantly. According to the weather experts, stormy winds are coming from the northwest.
In northwestern Germany, mostly friendly autumn weather is expected on the holiday weekend with temperatures between 17 and 21 degrees. Morning fog can initially limit visibility, but later it stays dry. Clouds with isolated rain showers will gather on Sunday, before fog is expected to form again on Monday night.
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