Tropical days until Thursday – then the cooling comes

The new week has also started hot and is increasingly prone to thunderstorms. Localized storms are threatening, especially in the mountains, starting Tuesday – sustained cooling isn't expected until Friday.

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Tuesday will, at least at the beginning, look like midsummer – but under increasingly unstable conditions.

Although the sun will shine frequently, the first showers or thunderstorms are possible as early as the morning. In the afternoon, cumulus clouds will develop, with occasional strong thunderstorms, especially in the mountains.

Lows: 15 to 20 degrees
Maximum temperatures: 28 to 33 degrees

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Wednesday will remain humid and hot. Sunny weather will dominate the morning, but the risk of thunderstorms will increase significantly from midday. Severe weather is possible in the mountains, with gusty winds and heavy downpours possible in some areas.

Lows: 14 to 20 degrees
Maximum temperatures: 28 to 34 degrees

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The sweltering, midsummer weather will continue on Thursday. However, widespread heavy thunderstorms are expected starting this afternoon. The air will remain oppressive, with no cooling in sight yet.

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Friday is expected to mark the end of the current heat wave. While sunny spells are still possible at the start of the day, repeated thunderstorms are expected in the morning. Temperatures will remain humid but will not reach the highs of the previous days.

The weather remains uncertain on Saturday. Partly sunny spells will alternate with possible showers and thunderstorms. At around 25 degrees Celsius, temperatures will be significantly cooler than midweek.