After a turbulent second week of September marked by rainfall and floods in Austria and neighboring eastern countries, the southwest of Germany can look forward to warmer days. Weather expert Dominik Jung from wetter.net predicts that an Indian summer bringing warmth from Poland will raise temperatures above 25 degrees Celsius.
This shift comes as a welcome change following the unsettled weather conditions. Cities like Heidelberg, Mannheim, Karlsruhe, and Freiburg are expected to enjoy these warmer, sunnier days.
The German Weather Service (DWD) also anticipates sunny weather with temperatures reaching up to 26 degrees Celsius, although occasional rain showers might occur. The high-pressure system named Serkan is responsible for this brief return to summer-like conditions, expected to persist until the weekend.
Despite the potential influence of a low-pressure system bringing rain or cooler temperatures later on, no significant weather disruptions are currently forecasted.
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