“Summer Weather: Dry and Sunny with Temperatures Rising to 25 Degrees”

Thanks to high pressure areas above Ireland, the United Kingdom and even Western Russia, it stays dry almost everywhere and the sun is shining. There is a northerly to northeasterly wind.

On Monday and Tuesday, the temperature drops slightly because the wind increases in strength. As a result, some cloud fields will come over from the North Sea on Tuesday. In the northeast, that could bring some splashes, but that should be this week’s only precipitation. It will be between 14 and 19 degrees.

Temperatures peak on Wednesday. The sun is shining brightly and the northeasterly wind is decreasing in strength, so that it can reach 22 to 25 degrees inland. It will also be more than 20 degrees in many places on Thursday.

Friday and the weekend will remain sunny and dry. The temperature drops slightly, especially in the northwest. But in places out of the wind it stays very warm. In the southeast, the maxima are above 22 degrees.