Heat wave in Rhineland-Palatinate: temperatures rise to up to 37 degrees!

Heat wave in Rhineland-Palatinate: temperatures rise to up to 37 degrees!

Rhineland-Palatinate starts the week under the influence of a heat wave, which will bring rising temperatures in the coming days. According to that WW Courier The week begins with mid-summer weather, which is mainly characterized by the influx of warm Atlantic and hot subtropical air. This weather pattern is expected to provide stable, precipitation-free conditions for several days.

Highest temperatures of between 28 and 32 degrees are expected on Monday, with slightly cooler temperatures of around 26 degrees expected at higher altitudes. Also that one German Weather Service confirmed that today there will be calm summer weather with light to moderate winds from the east. At night it will be clear, with minimum temperatures between 18 and 13 degrees in lower regions.

Weather forecast for the next few days

For Tuesday, the forecast shows a further increase in heat: the maximum temperatures will reach between 32 and 36 degrees, in the higher altitudes the maximum is around 29 degrees. Tuesday will be accompanied by thin veiled clouds at times, while the weather will remain mostly sunny and free of precipitation. At night temperatures drop to 19 to 16 degrees, making for a tropical night, especially in the larger cities.

The heat wave will continue to intensify on Wednesday. Maximum temperatures can reach up to 37 degrees, with around 30 degrees expected at higher altitudes. Here too it remains mostly sunny and free of precipitation, although there may be a slight tendency to showers or thunderstorms in the west. At night it also stays warm with lows of around 23 to 20 degrees.

Outlook and regional differences

Thursday will bring clear to sunny weather, with occasional showers and thunderstorms expected in the west and in the mountains, which can also bring heavy rain. Temperatures continue to rise to highs between 34 and 37 degrees, while high areas are expected to reach around 31 degrees. During this time the wind could blow weakly from different directions. Additional thunderstorms may occur locally at night, but most of the night will remain free of precipitation.

These developments apply to the whole of Rhineland-Palatinate, although regional deviations must be taken into account. The stable and warm weather conditions could also affect other regions of Saarland, making the next few days a challenge for people who are sensitive to heat.

In summary, Rhineland-Palatinate is entering a phase of intense warmth, characterized by persistent solar radiation and a subtropical climate. This could not only affect leisure activities, but also the health risks for many citizens.