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Weather Forecast in Baden-Württemberg: A Program of Extremes

The weather in Baden-Württemberg is shaping up to be a mixed bag this weekend, offering a program of extremes, according to a meteorologist.

On the Swabian Alb, maximum temperatures of 17 degrees are expected on Saturday. The weather forecast suggests slightly cooler temperatures on the Swabian Alb compared to the Upper Rhine, where temperatures of up to 23 degrees are expected.

However, the sun is expected to increasingly break through on Sunday, with maximum temperatures of up to 24 degrees predicted. The weather in Baden-Württemberg for the rest of the weekend will be largely dry, inviting beer garden visits and excursions.

Saturday will feature more sunshine but also occasional showers and thunderstorms, especially near the Alpine foothills. Sunday will bring strong cloud cover and localized rain in the northwest, while the southeast will see more sun. Temperatures over the weekend will range between 17 and 25 degrees Celsius.

The dry summer weather is expected to last until at least Tuesday, as per Schuster's statement from the German Weather Service (DWD).

Meanwhile, heavy rain at Lake Constance has caused disruptions in rail and road traffic, with the disruptions expected to continue until Tuesday. The rain has also caused concern for fire departments and residents.

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The summer in Baden-Württemberg is offering a program of extremes, with a heat wave following in mid-August, as reported by a meteorologist. The cool and rainy weather at the beginning of August was a stark contrast to the current weather conditions.

It's still too early for a final assessment, warned Thomas Schuster from the DWD. The school holidays in the southwest are still running until September 13 inclusive.

No specific recommendations were made for the reader in this article. It's always a good idea to stay updated with the latest weather forecasts and be prepared for any changes. Stay safe and enjoy the weekend!