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Weather: Sun and springlike temperatures come to Germany

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Weather: Sun and springlike temperatures come to Germany
Sunbathers enjoyed already-warm temperatures in Düsseldorf on Monday. Photo: DPA

Get your sunglasses and ice cream cones ready: Plenty of sunshine and springlike temperatures are expected throughout Germany on Tuesday and in the coming days.

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The maximum temperatures will range between 19C to 25C, the German Weather Service (DWD) said on Tuesday morning.

Berlin and Frankfurt will enjoy temperatures of up to 22C, Hamburg and Munich 21C, and Cologne 24C.

Along the coast it will be slightly cooler, with the mercury ranging from 12C to 18C. On the North Sea islands, up to 10C is expected, along with a breeze.

In the far north and northeast, it will be cloudy and slightly windy in the first half of the day, before the sun emerges again. 

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Wednesday will bring similarly warm temperatures around the Bundesrepublik, with only a slight dip expected on Thursday. In some locations, there may be light frost again in the morning. 

But be sure you have your Übergangsjacke ready for Easter weekend: temperatures around the Bundesrepublik are expected to dip dramatically on Friday, and remain chillier in most places throughout the weekend.

There will be a mix of sun and clouds until Tuesday, when rain will fall in most parts of the country. 

On Friday, Hamburg will see highs of 11C, Berlin 12C, 17C, Cologne 15C and Munich 18C accompanied by slight rain. 

Vocabulary

springlike temperatures - frühlingshafte Temperaturen

Along the coast - (das) Küstenumfeld

Cloudy- bewölkt

Fog - (der) Nebel

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