Attention Neumünster: There is a risk of extreme heat and UV danger today!

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A severe weather warning was issued in Neumünster on July 2, 2025 due to extreme heat and a high UV index.

In Neumünster wurde am 2. Juli 2025 eine Unwetterwarnung wegen extremer Hitze und hohem UV-Index ausgegeben.
A severe weather warning was issued in Neumünster on July 2, 2025 due to extreme heat and a high UV index.

Attention Neumünster: There is a risk of extreme heat and UV danger today!

The heat wave has reached Neumünster! On July 2, 2025 there will be two alarming reports for the city in Schleswig-Holstein. How news.de reported, a red level weather warning was issued by the German Weather Service (DWD). This refers to extreme heat stress expected today from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. A temperature of up to 31 °C is forecast for the coming hours.

Already yesterday, July 1st, a weather warning was in effect due to high levels of UV radiation, which can be particularly dangerous between 10:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. There were also recommendations for this: Long stays in the sun should be avoided, and the use of sunscreen with sun protection factor 30 and protective clothing is important. The clear weather with a current UV index of 5.95 requires special caution.

Health risks and recommendations

How heatwarnings.de emphasizes, such hot days pose a serious threat to health. Older people, the chronically ill and the overweight are particularly at risk. To stay healthy in the heat, experts recommend drinking enough water - around 2.5 to 3 liters per day. You should also stay in the cooler morning and evening hours and avoid sporting activities.

There are various methods for cooling down quickly: cooling baths, damp cloths or hand fans can help. It is important to keep interiors cool and open windows to avoid muggy air. Don't forget that pets also need special protection from the extreme heat!

A look at the next few days

The coming days promise no improvement. Loud tagesschau.de Wednesday is forecast to be the hottest day of the summer, with temperatures reaching 40 degrees Celsius. These developments highlight the increasing frequency of heat waves promoted by climate change.

Such extreme weather conditions should not be underestimated: the number of heat-related deaths in Europe has increased dramatically in recent years. It's time for us to adapt to the heat and how will we rise to the challenge so we can get through the summer months healthy and happy.

So we'll stay tuned and hope you stay cool - even if the temperatures rise!