Germany: Dry end to the weekend in store following stormy Saturday

By Eric Leister, Meteorologist

June 29,2016; 8:46AM,EDT

 

 

A wet start to the weekend will give way to a pleasant day on Sunday, as drier air builds in from the west.
Rain will threaten to fall across all of Germany on Saturday as a cold front crosses the country.
This front will trigger scattered showers across western and central Germany, while parts of eastern Germany will be at risk for thunderstorms.

Areas from Stuttgart and Munich northeast to Dresden and Berlin will be at the greatest risk for downpours, which could threaten to cancel or delay outdoor events, especially during the afternoon.
Cool air arriving behind this front will make it feel more like late May than early July from Hamburg to Cologne and Frankfurt, with afternoon temperatures ranging from 16-20 C (60-68 F).
High pressure building in from the west will deliver drier air throughout Germany on Sunday, resulting in a pleasant day with seasonable temperatures and more sunshine.
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Most areas can expect dry conditions throughout the day; however, there can be a few brief showers in far northern areas, including Bremen and Hamburg.
High temperatures will generally range from 18-22 C (65-72 F) with the warmest air expected in the south and east.
This dry and pleasant weather will continue for most areas on Monday, though there may be a few spotty showers across the northern tier of the country.