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Berlin – It's getting hotter! The summer starts full and brings all sweat temperatures from Germany up to 35 degrees.
Today, only in the northeast still obscure views – but from Thursday there seems to be a lot of sun. So far, the peak is 34.2 degrees, measured in Lingen at the end of May – this year's record is probably broken towards the end of the week.
"The 35 degrees may already exist this Friday.This would be the hottest day of the year," says meteorologist Dominik Jung of Wetter.net
The hottest is expected in the Rhine-Westphalia region. Neckar or Rhein-Main near Mannheim and the Rhine in the direction Frankfurt.
"The weather is still in the middle of summer.We have a weather like the Mediterranean," said the weather expert. "For the weekend, it can temporarily move a little in the south, so thunderstorms and even thunderstorms are possible."
From the west, a cold front attacks Germany, but has little chance against the Azores Gottfried. Apart from some heat storms in the south, there is also a "perfect summer time" in the days to come, says meteorologist Adrian Leyser of the German Meteorological Service (SGPM). /// yH5BAEAAAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7 "data-src =" https://bilder.bild.de/fotos-skaliert/ein-sonnenbad-auf-dem-rhein-in-duesseldorf-diese-jungen-frauen-geniessen-die-sommer- Temperatures-in-e-200859561-56351142 / 2, w = 1280, c = 0.bild.jpg "width =" 1280 "alt =" Bronzer on the Rhine in Düsseldorf: These young women enjoy summer temperatures in a drifting dinghy "data-zoom-title =" Sunbathing on the Rhine in Dusseldorf: these young women enjoy summer temperatures in a rainbow dinghy
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