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Heat wave in Lower Saxony: 36 degrees and tips for the heat!
Lower Saxony is expecting a heat wave of up to 36 degrees from Monday. Tips for heat prevention and weather forecasts included.
Heat wave in Lower Saxony: 36 degrees and tips for the heat!
After rather changeable weather on Dormouse Day, which brought more dingy than sunshine, the people of Lower Saxony are facing a significant change: a heat wave that is... District newspaper This will bring temperatures of up to 36 degrees. According to weather expert Simon Schöfl from wetter.net, this heat wave is considered the longest and most intense of the year.
The weather developments in Lower Saxony are anything but limited. On Saturday, June 28th, the thermometer will show very different values: On the coast we expect a cooler 21 degrees, while in the north we can expect a pleasant 23 degrees and in the south even up to 28 degrees. Low precipitation and weak winds ensure relatively calm weather conditions. Sunday will bring temperatures ranging from 20 to 29 degrees, also mostly without precipitation.
On to the heat wave!
From Monday things will get much hotter. Temperatures are shooting up to 27 to 31 degrees, and on Tuesday the peak of the heat wave is expected with up to 36 degrees NOZ reported. This warming is spreading across the whole of Germany and also affects Bremen and the East Frisian Islands, where it remains slightly cooler at 27 degrees.
The heat wave is not only an issue of comfort but also brings health challenges. Meteorologist Martin Jonas from the German Weather Service warns of the dangers of the heat and gives practical tips: Drink a lot, go to cool places and avoid strenuous activities are just some of the tips for getting through the coming days safely. Skin protection is also important due to the high UV radiation - multiple applications of cream and wearing loose, long clothing are recommended.
Heat and thunderstorms
The forecast calls for the heat to continue to rise until midweek. On Wednesday, peaks of around 36 degrees could be reached again in the Hanover region, while maximum temperatures of up to 39 degrees are also expected nationwide t online reports. It should be borne in mind that after the heat wave, an increase in the risk of precipitation is expected with possible thunderstorms from Wednesday evening.
The consequences of this heat are already being felt. Groundwater levels are falling and some municipalities have already introduced water conservation rules to meet the population's fluid needs.