Rainafter Sunlight - Bright skies give way to showers
Berlin and Brandenburg are enjoying a sunny and warm start to the new week, with temperatures predicted to reach up to 28 degrees Celsius on Sunday, according to the German Weather Service (DWD). However, the good weather is not expected to last for long, as rainy days are on the horizon.
On Monday, temperatures may reach up to 29 degrees Celsius, making it the hottest day of the week. But, as the night falls into Tuesday, the weather will take a turn, with dense cloud cover rolling in. The exact timeline for the onset of rain is not specified, but it is expected to occur between Prignitz and FlΓ€ming, with heavier rain expected in Berlin and Brandenburg.
Tuesday is expected to be a rainy day, with temperatures dropping to a maximum of 23 degrees. The night into Tuesday will be cloudy, and temperatures will drop further, reaching up to 13 degrees. The night into Wednesday is expected to be foggy, and it will remain cloudy during the day.
Despite the rain, the DWD predicts that it will be dry again during the day on Wednesday. The maximum temperature on Wednesday will be up to 25 degrees. Localized thunderstorms are also expected during Tuesday.
The DWD is responsible for weather forecasting, including rain predictions for Berlin, Potsdam, and surrounding areas. The exact team or individual researchers are not specified, but the DWD provides forecasts and issues warnings for such regional weather events.
In summary, while the start of the week is sunny and warm, rainy days are expected in the coming days, with Tuesday being the rainiest day. The DWD advises staying updated with the latest weather forecasts to stay safe and prepared.
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