Last heat wave: Berlin and Brandenburg are preparing for autumn

Last heat wave: Berlin and Brandenburg are preparing for autumn

The last warm days of September are coming to an end, and thus also the midsummer in Berlin and Brandenburg. On Sunday the region will be spoiled again with hot temperatures, but at the beginning of the new week the residents have to adjust to a striking change of weather.

During Sunday in the capital and the surrounding area with maximum values ​​of 33 degrees, a touch of summer promises, the weather is already moving in the evening. In western Germany, a cloudy is announced, which quickly also reaches the metropolitan region. Meteorologist Alexander Rudolph from the ARD weather service explains that this change is caused by the meeting of the moving warm front and incoming cold front. These meteorological tensions could discharge in heavy rains and thunderstorms, whereby locally over 20 liters of precipitation per square meter can be expected.

effects of the low yonka

From Monday, the low pressure area Yonka will determine the weather conditions in Berlin and Brandenburg, and the golden autumn will be in sight. Schauers, thunderstorms and an inconsistent weather situation will become the new normal. In the south of the region in particular, more frequent rainfalls can be expected, which pushes the summer temperatures into the background.

As Alexander Rudolph reports, the rain intensity could lead to a noticeable deficiency in the temperatures. In the night of Tuesday, the values ​​will drop to about 20 degrees, which is a clear break with the high summer conditions. This unfavorable weather is expected to stay in Berlin and Brandenburg at least until Friday and confront the residents with cooler temperatures and rainy days.

The clash of the weather fronts not only cools down, but could also result in increases when precipitation. The meteorological conditions are therefore dynamic and inconsistent, which also makes the forecasts more difficult up to the coming Friday. Local residents and weather observers should therefore adapt to a varied weather situation that initiates autumn with all its facets.

The summer joys seem to make room for the early autumn mood, and the upcoming weather could lead to a reorganization of the choice of clothing and the leisure activities in the city. The change of warm to cooler temperatures is significant and requires a conscious adjustment.

The weather in the coming days will be shaped by changeable conditions that are supplemented with temporary showers. It remains exciting to what extent the meteorological predictions come true and how the Berlin and Brandenburgers will experience this change in weather.

- Nag