Offenbach (dpa / lrs) – In Rhineland-Palatinate and Saarland, the weather situation should calm down in the next few days. As the German Weather Service (DWD) announced on Monday in Offenbach, it will initially be partly cheerful on Tuesday. During the course of the day, increasing cumulus clouds can bring showers and thunderstorms with them, but there are only very occasional heavy rain.
On Monday, however, initially strong thunderstorms, heavy rain and even hail had to be expected. According to the DWD, up to 40 liters of precipitation per square meter can fall within a short time during storms.
On Tuesday the maximum values are 24 to 27 degrees, in the mountains 19 to 24 degrees. In addition, a weak to moderate wind blows, with showers and thunderstorms individual stormy gusts are possible. In the night of Wednesday the showers and thunderstorms usually subside at lows of 16 to 13 degrees, in the higher mountains around eleven degrees.
On Wednesday there is mostly no precipitation. In the mountains, it can show a few isolated showers, especially in the afternoon. The maximum temperatures on Wednesday are 24 to 27 degrees, in the mountains 22 to 24 degrees. In the night of Thursday it is mostly cloudy with a few breaks. In the second half of the night, it can rain a little locally with minimum temperatures between 17 and 14 degrees, in the mountains up to eleven degrees.
– .
