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October 2025: Frosty nights and record rain in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania
In October 2025, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania experienced unexpected weather extremes with frost, lots of rain and numerous cloudy days.
October 2025: Frosty nights and record rain in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania
October 2025 will bring a mixed weather picture in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. Although the region recorded 96 hours of sunshine, making it the second sunniest federal state in Germany, frequent precipitation still dampened the mood. Loud n-tv The rain fell on more than 20 days and the precipitation was 60% above the long-term average. This could have an impact on agriculture, which is a mainstay of the economy in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.
October began with frosty nights that left people shivering. On October 19th, the residents of Barth had particularly cold feet - the lowest temperature in Germany was measured there at minus 4.7 degrees. The overall average temperature was 10.3 degrees, which is above the long-term average of 9.3 degrees.
A look at the weather conditions
What is the weather like overall this year? October turned out to be rather dull compared to previous years, with only 96 hours of sunshine instead of the usual 109 hours recorded between 1961 and 1990. This raises questions about future weather patterns and highlights the need to remain vigilant about climate changes. Information about these changes can be found in the Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania climate report, which also describes challenges and adaptation strategies to climate change, because the region is particularly affected as an agricultural country. The German Weather Service offers comprehensive insights into the region's climate on its platform.
The effects of climate change cannot be overlooked in the region. An expected rise in sea level will affect coastal regions, which poses a particular challenge for the companies and residents located there. The changed rainfall conditions can also lead to considerable difficulties in agriculture, which depends on a stable water balance.
Data protection and weather information
In summary, October 2025 in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania was characterized by cool temperatures and a lot of precipitation, which poses challenges for the people in the region. The pressure to adapt to climatic conditions remains high – not just for agriculture, but for all areas of life. However, with a conscious use of the available data and proactive planning, the region can start the coming months well prepared.