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Severe weather warning: Thunderstorms and squalls threaten Berlin and Brandenburg!
Thunderstorms and showers will bring uncomfortable weather to Berlin and Brandenburg on June 23, 2025, despite summer temperatures.
Severe weather warning: Thunderstorms and squalls threaten Berlin and Brandenburg!
Summer is here, but the weather in Berlin and Brandenburg is moody. After a wonderful weekend that brought temperatures of up to 29 degrees to people in the region, a change is coming this Monday. Local showers and thunderstorms are expected, while temperatures remain quite summery Daily Mirror reported.
The peak temperatures are between 25 and 29 degrees, which does not completely miss the summer charm. But the weather situation is tense: a strong low over the Arctic Ocean has brought a lively westerly current to Germany, which is pulling hot Atlantic air to the north and west. In the south and the eastern center of the country can be loud Weather hazards Heavy thunderstorms with heavy rain up to 25 l/sqm, hail and even squalls (Bft 9) occur. In the southeast, storms with heavy hail and heavy rain of around 30 l/sqm are possible, which could be dangerous for the population.
Calming at night
As night falls on Tuesday, the weather situation calms down again and there is mostly no precipitation. The temperatures fall to pleasant values between 14 and 11 degrees. But Tuesday brings cloudy skies with scattered rain. The wind will be moderate to fresh from the southwest to the west, and stormy gusts could develop in the afternoon, according to the current weather reports.
Recent studies show that extreme weather events are increasing in Germany. In particular, heat waves have become more frequent, while severe frosts are decreasing. According to the German Weather Service, this development is clear and scientifically proven. The probability of new temperature records is constantly growing DWD determines.
Climate change and its consequences
The changes in the climate cannot be overlooked and affect not only the weather conditions, but also nature and the people in the affected regions. The region has already suffered exemplarily from the consequences of extreme weather in the recent past; In 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia and Rhineland-Palatinate were hit by damaging flood events.
It remains to be seen how the weather situation develops over the summer. However, one thing is certain: climate change has not only changed temperatures, but also influenced the likelihood and intensity of extreme weather events. This means it is time for people to adapt and be prepared for changing weather conditions. Having a good hand can be crucial for many during this time.