Nasses Volksfest-Wekend: heavy rain and storms expected in Stuttgart!

Nasses Volksfest-Wekend: heavy rain and storms expected in Stuttgart!

in Stuttgart is currently all about the 177th Cannstatter Volksfest, which has already recorded over two million visitors in his second week. While the first days of the festival were accompanied by good weather, the weather conditions look less pleasant for the coming week. The German Weather Service warns of persistent rain and storm, which could cloud the festival.

Weather expert Thomas Schuster reported that Tuesday, October 8, will be characterized by strong rainfall. A wide rainfall band runs over Stuttgart and the surrounding area, which, according to Schuster, means that "it will rain through it until evening". The amounts of rain are low, with about 5 to 10 liters per square meter, but the wet weather remains throughout the day. The temperatures reach a maximum of 16 degrees Celsius and drop to 8 degrees at night.

storm and thunderstorms threaten

The weather conditions don't just get into the negative zone on Tuesday. Schuster announced stormy conditions for Thursday. "From the second half of the night, a storm will sweep over Stuttgart and the surrounding area will sweep," continued Schuster. The wind could reach speeds of up to 90 km/h, especially between 6 a.m. and 11 a.m. In addition, thunderstorms could occur in the evening, which makes it difficult for many visitors to celebrate outdoors.

But there are bright spots on the horizon for all festival visitors. The weather expert hoped for a conciliatory weekend. For Saturday and Sunday he expects a lot of sunshine, which would certainly benefit a happy end to the folk festival. Visitors can thus adapt to an interesting combination of storm, drizzle and possibly radiant sun while the festival goes into the last round.

Overall, it can be seen that the Cannstatter Folk Festival remains a popular attraction, despite the weather -related challenges. The visitors are ready to defy the moods of the weather and enjoy the festive atmosphere. For further information on the current weather conditions and its effects on the folk festival, it remains interesting to pursue the reporting, such as www.zvw.de reported.