Weather – Offenbach am Main:A white Christmas is looming in the Eifel and Hunsrück
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Offenbach (dpa / lrs) – In the high areas of Hunsrück and Eifel, a white Christmas is on the horizon. Because just in time for Christmas Eve, according to the German Weather Service (DWD), cool polar air flows from the north to Rhineland-Palatinate and Saarland. This is enough “according to current knowledge in the low mountain range for an onset of winter,” said a DWD meteorologist on Saturday in Offenbach.
In the river valleys and the Palatinate, however, people say they have to forego sleigh rides and snowball fights on the holidays. “The last word has not yet been spoken, and maybe Petrus has a white surprise ready for us,” said the meteorologist.
Between the fourth Advent and Christmas Eve there is first of all a foggy, cloudy and in many places rainy weather. The temperatures initially rise a little. Up to 13 degrees are reached on Tuesday. In the mountains, the thermometer levels off at eight degrees during stormy gusts.
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