Chills and snow are on the way
Germans might think they've got away with the relatively mild winter so far, but the cold snap may be on its way. The country can expect chilly precipitation over the weekend, the German Weather Service (DWD) says.
On Friday much of Germany will be swept with rain and snow from Schleswig-Holstein in the north down to the Alps in the south. Precipitation will be particularly heavy in the south-west of the country before moving east.
Toward the evening, much of the north-east will remain relatively dry. Temperatures Friday will range from freezing in the east to up to 7 degrees Celsius in the west.
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Early Saturday morning will see chilly temperatures south of the Danube River and in eastern Bavaria, where snow is expected.
The far western parts of Germany can expect to be largely free from frost, although they will get some rain showers. Top temperatures will range from between minus 3 degrees and 6 degrees.
The beginning of next week will herald dry but bitingly cold weather, according to the DWD.
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On Friday much of Germany will be swept with rain and snow from Schleswig-Holstein in the north down to the Alps in the south. Precipitation will be particularly heavy in the south-west of the country before moving east.
Toward the evening, much of the north-east will remain relatively dry. Temperatures Friday will range from freezing in the east to up to 7 degrees Celsius in the west.
Click here for The Local's weather forecast
Early Saturday morning will see chilly temperatures south of the Danube River and in eastern Bavaria, where snow is expected.
The far western parts of Germany can expect to be largely free from frost, although they will get some rain showers. Top temperatures will range from between minus 3 degrees and 6 degrees.
The beginning of next week will herald dry but bitingly cold weather, according to the DWD.
The Local/DAPD/mdm
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