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Heat alarm: temperatures in Berlin and Brandenburg reach records!
Find out the weather forecast for Uckermark: Hot temperatures of up to 37 degrees and lots of sunshine await the region.
Heat alarm: temperatures in Berlin and Brandenburg reach records!
The heat has Brandenburg and Berlin firmly under control. On Tuesday, August 12, 2025, temperatures will consistently reach over 30 degrees. Again Uckermark courier reported, there will not only be hot temperatures, but also a lot of sunshine, which will, however, be interrupted by intermittent cloud fields. During the day the thermometer is between 28 and 31 degrees, while on Wednesday night it cools down to 17 to 13 degrees.
Expected for Wednesday German Weather Service a continuation of this heated series. The maximum values climb to 31 to 35 degrees and the southeast wind remains rather weak. After a cloudless Tuesday evening, temperatures will drop to a pleasant 20 to 15 degrees on Thursday night.
Would you like a little sun?
Thursday will continue to bring us lots of sunshine and temperatures of a maximum of 34 to 36 degrees. It appears that the sky remains largely free of precipitation. But warming up to 32 to 37 degrees is also expected on Friday, while isolated showers or thunderstorms cannot be ruled out in places. According to the current, these extreme weather conditions are Article by meteoblue not by chance. Climate change, which has been evident since the 1950s, is increasing the frequency and severity of heat waves.
Climate change and the hot days
The IPCC's Sixth Assessment Report warns that every 0.5°C increase in global average temperature can increase the likelihood and intensity of such heatwaves. Between May 2023 and May 2024 we have already experienced 26 additional extremely hot days worldwide. The coming years don't promise to be any better either: forecasts suggest that by 2025 to 2029 global temperatures could be 1.2°C to 1.9°C above pre-industrial levels.
The impact of this increase in temperature is not only noticeable but also extremely worrying. Heatwaves pose a real threat to the population, particularly in urban areas. Given these developments, further research and better monitoring are urgently needed to manage the risks of heatwaves.
The current weather situation is not just a breath of summer, but also a powerful reminder to all of us of how important the issue of climate change is for our society. Let’s help by taking care of ourselves and our environment!