Exercising weather for Easter: warning of thunderstorms and rain!

Exercising weather for Easter: warning of thunderstorms and rain!

The weather in Rhineland-Palatinate is extremely changeable over the Easter holidays 2025. While the east of Germany is suffering from almost summer conditions, it remains cooler and more inconsistent in Rhineland-Palatinate. Weather expert Dominik Jung warns of cloudy weather with isolated sun phases on Good Friday and in the course of the Easter weekend. Rain showers are also included in the weather forecast. During this time, the temperatures commute between 7 and 17 degrees, which is not unusual for the region, but could still provide many inconvenience, especially for students and vacation travelers. Merkur is.

On Easter Sunday, friendly weather is initially expected, but the clouds, thunderstorms and even hails are replaced by pulling clouds as well as showers. The temperatures range between 17 and 22 degrees on Easter Sunday. Easter Monday, on the other hand, brings even more storm potential, with forecasts for showers, thunderstorms, heavy rain and stormy wind, which can lead to temperatures between 16 and 19 degrees. In higher altitudes, temperatures around 14 degrees are even possible. In the night of Tuesday, the temperatures cool to 5 to 8 degrees before strong clouds can be expected again on Tuesday morning. Tagesschau adds to the positive aspects of the rain, which is urgently needed after a long dry period and by farmers, Gardeners and inland nainspers are welcomed.

inconvenience for holiday travelers

The inconsistent weather conditions over the holidays could be affected by many students and vacationers. While some possibly bare, wet days are planning for their activities, others have the opportunity to use the temporarily sunny sections during the breaks. However, the meteorological predictions not only indicate changeable weather, but also on a long -term development that experts classified as worrying.

climate change that increasingly affects Germany not only affects the temperatures, but also leads to more extreme weather events. Forecasts show that the temperature rise by 2049 will be an average of 1.9 to 2.3 degrees Celsius compared to 1881. In cities like Berlin, this could increase the number of hot days over 30 degrees from 7 to 10 to up to 20. Tagesschau pointing out that cities have to be adapted in order to get cities with increasing temperatures and extreme weather conditions. Adaptation concepts are already planned or implemented in 80 percent of German municipalities.