Cold front brings temperatures up to -3 ° C: Does winter come back?

Cold front brings temperatures up to -3 ° C: Does winter come back?

This day, January 21, 2025, the people in Baden -Württemberg awaits a consistently cloudy and dry morning with temperatures that reach up to -1 ° C. According to Digitaldaily.de , the probability of rain is a manageable 4%. At night it remains cloudy, with a low temperature of -2 ° C and a light breeze from the northeast, which brings weak gusts.

From 12 noon, the weather will remain similar: cloudy and dry. The after -work temperatures at 5 p.m. easily vary between different locations. In Germersheim it is expected -2 ° C and are measured in Waghaeusel -Kirrlach -1 ° C. At night the temperatures drop to -3 ° C in Germersheim and -1 ° C in Waghaeusel -Kirrlach, whereby the wind is also blowing weakly.

outlook for the coming days

The weather forecast for tomorrow, Wednesday, hardly makes optimism germical, since the conditions will be covered almost continuously and will be dry. The temperatures will be between 1 ° C in OF-Post D1 and 3 ° C in Waghaeusel-Kirrlach and a quiet to light breeze blows from the east.

In the night of Thursday, consistently covered conditions with occasionally light rain and temperatures around freezing are to be expected. The lowest temperature will be at 0 ° C. The wind will easily blow from the south on the nights.

For Thursday, weather -technology inclination is expected towards moderate rain, the maximum temperature is 3 ° C. Friday will also show a covered sky, but without a precipitation, with a light and weak south wind.

climatic data and historical weather observations

If you want to take a look at the historical weather data in Baden-Württemberg, you will find that the average temperature on this day has been 5 ° C over the past 20 years. These comprehensive weather analyzes and data come from Lubw , which document climatic changes and data from air temperature and precipitation quantities.

It is particularly noteworthy that no precipitation has been registered in the past five years on January 21, while a total precipitation amount of only 1 mm has been recorded during this period. The recording of such information is supported by the HYRAS product of the German Weather Service and data that goes back to 1971. Annual area of space and aggregated values for city and counties offer a detailed view of the climatic conditions all year round.

developers and other supporters who are interested in the further development of meteostat can be involved with platforms such as Github and Patreon. There are opportunities to promote projects sustainably in order to secure the exchange and distribution of these valuable climate -relevant data, such as Meteostat