
While the Alps and other parts of the south are forecast to shiver out the year with minus 3-8 degrees, many areas up to the north coast should post temperatures above zero, rising to 5 degrees in Berlin with possible rain showers.
It may not feel like it as you huddle into your winter wear, but Germany's warmest year in recorded history ends tomorrow – amid extreme snowfall warnings for New Year's Eve in some areas.
While the Alps and other parts of the south are forecast to shiver out the year with minus 3-8 degrees, many areas up to the north coast should post temperatures above zero, rising to 5 degrees in Berlin with possible rain showers.
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