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Summer heat gives way to thunderstorms: Warning for Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania!
Find out everything about temperature, wind and upcoming thunderstorms in the current weather report for Schwerin on June 22nd, 2025.
Summer heat gives way to thunderstorms: Warning for Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania!
Today, June 22, 2025, the sun is shining over Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and bringing summery high-pressure weather. People can expect temperatures between 30 and 33 degrees, and on the coast even a pleasant 26 to 29 degrees. But it's not just the weather that will be hot, but also the wind, which blows weak to moderately from the south and southwest. The ideal day for a trip outdoors, you might think. tixio.de reports that ...
But the idyll won't last long. Thunderstorms are already brewing on Monday night, moving across the country from west to east. Meteorologists are warning of a potential storm that could bring up to 25 liters of rain per square meter. These rain showers are accompanied by squalls that can reach speeds of 85 km/h. Even severe squalls or hurricane-force winds of up to 110 km/h cannot be ruled out. It's getting cold, temperatures drop to 14 to 18 degrees. wetter.com provides information about the upcoming thunderstorms and their possible effects.
Changeable weather on Monday
Monday brings no relaxation. Instead, citizens can look forward to changeable weather. Heavy clouds and repeated showers make the day uncomfortable. The maximum values are only between 22 and 26 degrees, while a fresh westerly wind further mixes up the weather conditions. Stormy gusts are to be expected, particularly near the coast. Tuesday night promises a little calm: it will be cloudy and cool, with temperatures around 12 to 15 degrees - just right to get a blanket for a cozy evening on the balcony. Informs weather forecasting methods used.
People have been using natural signs to predict weather for thousands of years. Looking at the behavior of ants or the morning dew are often helpful indicators of the weather. In the Middle Ages, rhyming weather formulas, known as peasant rules, explained weather events. Today, thanks to modern technologies and centuries-old developments in meteorology, meteorologists can make precise forecasts.
From thermometers and barometers to modern satellites and radar stations, our ability to predict the weather has evolved rapidly. And not without reason - especially at a time when sudden weather changes are the order of the day. So it remains to be hoped that citizens will take the meteorologists' warnings seriously and be well prepared to navigate through the coming days.