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Hot days and danger of storms: Lower Saxony in weather chaos!
Current weather forecast for Bremen on June 22nd, 2025: heat, thunderstorms and severe weather warnings. Information about temperatures and climate changes.
Hot days and danger of storms: Lower Saxony in weather chaos!
The weather situation in Lower Saxony and Bremen today, June 22, 2025, brings a good dose of summer feeling, but not without risks. As the Oldenburg online newspaper According to reports, people can look forward to temperatures between 31 and 36 degrees, while on the coasts it will be up to 27 degrees. But appearances are deceptive, because along with the sunshine, clouds also come from the northwest and west during the day, which could make us sweat a lot.
Thundery showers are expected, especially in the afternoon and evening, which could become uncomfortable. The severe weather center points out the danger of heavy rain, hurricane-like gusts – up to 110 km/h – and hail. The weather forecast shows clearly: If you want to get some fresh air, you should be prepared for a strong wind that turns from southeast to southwest and can be very gusty.
Storm warnings at a glance
Like on the Severe Weather Center can be seen, there are current warnings and information for Germany around the clock. A distinction is made here, among other things, between advance warnings, which are provided up to 48 hours in advance, and acute warnings. The latter provide direct information about occurring natural hazards. The warning levels range from orange for moderate storms, to red for severe storms, to purple for extreme storms. Especially in times like these, it is important to stay informed and take warnings seriously.
In the night of tomorrow, Tuesday, it will be a little cooler, the temperatures will drop to around 10 to 15 degrees, but the weather situation will remain tense. Further showers cannot be ruled out, especially on the North Sea, and the wind can also pick up temporarily.
A look at the climate data
The current weather situation and the expected changes are not just weather phenomena, but also part of a larger discussion about climate change. According to that German Weather Service Climate reference periods, such as from 1991 to 2020, are essential to classify current weather conditions in comparison to the underlying climate. This data shows that many years may seem too cool compared to the last 30 years. This is because the Earth has warmed since 1881 and current climate changes are becoming more and more noticeable. For the long-term view, fixed standard periods are still used in order to better understand developments.
Now it's time to prepare for changeable weather on Tuesday, where sun, clouds and occasional showers will take over. Temperatures range between 19 and 25 degrees, with a fresh to stormy wind from the west expected, especially on the coast.
Overall, the weather situation remains exciting and challenging. Anyone planning urgent outdoor activities today or tomorrow should keep a cool head and prepare for the changing conditions!