Sturm warning for south brown: gusts of up to 100 km/h threaten tonight!

Sturm warning for south brown: gusts of up to 100 km/h threaten tonight!

When the weather is going crazy and brings the air to burn, caution is advised! Today, on June 23, 2025, a striking weather turnaround follows the high summer temperatures on Sunday. As Niederlausitz currently reported, the German weather service has reported a storm warning for the southern Brandenburg Counties published. In the affected regions, including Dahme-Spreewald, Spree-Neiße, Oberspreewald-Lausitz, Elbe-Elster and Cottbus, heavy gusts of gusts are announced at speeds of up to 100 km/h from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.

The weather in Brandenburg already caused excitement on Sunday with maximum values ​​of up to 35 ° C. For the night, thunderstorms with heavy rain and strong gusts of wind were expected, followed by a significant drop in temperature to around 12–13 ° C on Monday morning. This sudden cooling goes hand in hand with the arrival of a cold front that crosses the region in the afternoon, such as DWD So we are facing stormy gusts and local thunderstorms, which can come up with heavy rain and smaller hailstog.

The weather forecast in detail

In addition to the storm warnings that are issued as part of thunderstorms, the meteorologists from Storm Center await the weather again and again in the next few days. Here is an overview of the coming days:

• Tuesday: mostly cloudy with daily maximum values ​​of around 25 ° C and mild nights at around 18 ° C.
• Wednesday: Change from the sunshine to clouds, possible showers in the morning, temperatures up to about 28 ° C.
• Thursday: maximum values ​​up to 31 ° C, followed by thunderstorms and heavy rain.
• Friday: More sunshine at 28 ° C and still lively wind.
• weekend: friendly weather with lots of sun and temperatures around 30 ° C, plus pleasant nights.

In order to avoid damage caused by the announced gusts of wind and thunderstorms, meteorology advises to secure loose outdoor objects. In particularly affected areas, fallen trees and falling branches could quickly become a danger.