Highs of 20C forecast for weekend
Spring weather is on its way to Germany this weekend with top temperatures of 20C forecast in the west of the country. It will be mild throughout.
Cloudy weather should disappear from Friday onwards to make way for a clear and bright weekend. The spring weather will mostly move into western Germany, where temperatures could reach as high as 20C, according to national weather service DWD.
The area around the Rhine will enjoy the warmest weather but in many areas there will be as much as nine hours of sunshine on Sunday.
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Although much of northern Germany will see cloud during Friday, the grey, overcast weather should make way for clear skies into the weekend.
While western Germany will receive the best of the warm weather, Germans in the East will see temperatures reach the late teens.
After the weekend, it will then be east Germany’s turn to feel the top temperatures, with 20C to start the week. It will become slightly cooler on Tuesday.
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Cloudy weather should disappear from Friday onwards to make way for a clear and bright weekend. The spring weather will mostly move into western Germany, where temperatures could reach as high as 20C, according to national weather service DWD.
The area around the Rhine will enjoy the warmest weather but in many areas there will be as much as nine hours of sunshine on Sunday.
CLICK HERE for a detailed weather forecast
Although much of northern Germany will see cloud during Friday, the grey, overcast weather should make way for clear skies into the weekend.
While western Germany will receive the best of the warm weather, Germans in the East will see temperatures reach the late teens.
After the weekend, it will then be east Germany’s turn to feel the top temperatures, with 20C to start the week. It will become slightly cooler on Tuesday.
IN PICTURES: The first signs of spring
SEE ALSO: Forecasters predict end of winter
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