Ex-hurricane Isaac: weather surprises for Baden-Württemberg

Ex-hurricane Isaac: weather surprises for Baden-Württemberg

In view of the cool and rainy weather conditions in September, many in Baden-Württemberg ask what October will bring. In the middle of windy weather and perceived autumn temperatures there is news that might turn the weather upside down. The former hurricane Isaac is moving on the Atlantic and could soon cause a change in the weather that brings the sun back to the country.

As meteorologist Dominik Jung explains, Isaac has developed from a hurricane into an extra -tropical storm. The transition to such a storm low can cause unexpected weather phenomena. From Thursday of this week, mild temperatures and possibly also sunshine can be expected. But first of all, the residents have to be patient until the weekend, since October starts with temperatures between 14 and 18 degrees and a mixed weather.

temperature developments and rain forecast

The first six days of October are changeable, with wet conditions in Stuttgart, Mannheim and other big cities. On Wednesday, October 2, maximum temperatures of around 10 to 14 degrees will be reached, while the temperatures drop to 9 to 11 degrees on Thursday. After all, it can only be 7 to 12 degrees on Friday. These temperatures clearly show that they are typical autumn weather.

But the sun shines through the clouds from Saturday, October 5th. Isaac is expected to show his first sign on Sunday by increasing the temperatures up to 20 degrees. The weather situation could soon experience a change, which would be a welcome change for many.

The specifically predicted temperatures in regions such as Mannheim, Heidelberg and Freiburg show that October could start gently after it has started. This is underpinned by a weather forecast, which predicts a gratifying increase in temperature for many areas in the southwest. On Monday, October 7th, the temperatures could even rise to 22 degrees, while Tuesday may reach 24 or 25 degrees.

This possibility of a "summer day" already brings anticipation of late summer temperatures in many people, even if the long -term predictions appear less clear from October 10th. The weather models show a wide range, which indicates that the seasonal weather conditions are still unsure. So whether it will continue to be warm or whether we have to adjust to a late autumn will be shown in the coming days, but meteorologists believe that the influence of ISAAC may have many surprises.

For more information about the exact weather conditions and its impact on the Baden-Württemberg region, interested readers can have the report on www.merkur.de Visit.