Pure sunshine: Lower Saxony experiences hot 35 degrees in front of thunderstorms!

Pure sunshine: Lower Saxony experiences hot 35 degrees in front of thunderstorms!

Niedersachsen, Deutschland - in Lower Saxony and Bremen is a hot summer day. The temperatures in the Lüneburg Heath climb to crisp 35 degrees, whereas the 30-degree mark is exceeded early in the afternoon in other parts of Lower Saxony. Especially on the coast and on the East Frisian Islands, it remains pleasantly cool at 27 to 29 degrees, which ensures a wonderful sunny day that attracts many outdoors. In the southwest of Germany, up to 37 degrees could even be reached, which makes the heat even more unbearable than it already is. The jump into the next bathing lake becomes double tempting.

But caution is advised, because from the evening a change of weather announced that the party mood could quickly spoil us. The German Weather Service (DWD) warns of rapidly increasing thunderstorm chances that could go hand in hand with violent heavy rain, gusts of wind and hail. The temperatures should fall again in the coming days, on Monday we only expect between 19 and 25 degrees in Lower Saxony and Bremen.

severe weather warnings and thunderstorms

The situation will remain tense on Saturday and Sunday. Forecasts indicate that the temperatures generally increase in the course of the weekend, and up to 34 degrees will even be possible in southwestern Lower Saxony. Here, too, it means that eyes open: The DWD draws attention to the risk of sultry heat and subsequent storms. The focus is particularly on the middle and eastern parts of the country, where violent thunderstorms and heavy rain are threatened.

• thunderstorm risk in the Lower Saxony area, especially in the south.
• heavy rains and hurricane -like gusts have been announced.
• Temporary relaxation on Sunday, but again to expect thunderstorms.
• Temperature drop on Sunday to 20 to 25 degrees.

What does the DWD look into in the future? A research project examines possible extreme weather conditions in Germany. It is possible that the temperatures could increase by 2 ° C to 4 ° C by the end of the century. This makes the topic of climate change and its effects on population protection particularly relevant. The researchers want to find out how often and how intensely we have to count on heavy ranges, dry periods or heat waves. These findings are absolutely important not only for science, but also for the everyday life of people.

therefore, be sure to find out about current weather warnings and consider any measures. Whether about weather apps or messages-during this time it is important to stay at the pulse of nature and be well prepared.

For more information you can report the reports from n-tv, BUTENUNBINNEN and [dwd] (https://www.dwd.de/de/klimaumwelt/klimaProjections/EXTRemere events_node.html) view.