Heat wave in Vorarlberg: up to 34 degrees and thunderstorm at the weekend!

Heat wave in Vorarlberg: up to 34 degrees and thunderstorm at the weekend!

Vorarlberg, Österreich - The current weather forecasts indicate summer temperatures in Vorarlberg. On Thursday, June 12, 2025, up to 32 degrees is expected. A high -pressure area ensures bright sunshine and a cloudless sky. The day will run storm-free and dry, with a few harmless source clouds to occur in the afternoon, such as Vol.at reported.

For Friday, another sunny and hot day is forecast, with temperatures between 28 and 34 degrees. The source cloud formation remains low, which minimizes the risk of local warming streak. In the evening, however, somewhat more powerful clouds could arise in the area of Rätikon and Silvretta.

heat and change of weather at the weekend

Saturday also announces high summer, with temperatures that can reach up to 34 degrees. Compared to the previous days, however. The source cloud formation in the mountains increases, which increases the likelihood of individual thermal theaters in the afternoon. In the evening the clouds loosen up again. A change of weather has been announced for Sunday. The temperatures are up to 27 degrees, and the tendency towards rain showers and thunderstorms increases with strong rainfall from noon.

Long -term forecasts also consider the current trends for summer development. According to an analysis by daswetter.com , the summer 2025 shows easy warming compared to the average of 1991 to 2020, with temperature deviations from 0.5 to 1 degree. The data indicate a combination of higher temperatures and increased probability of precipitation.

effects of climate change

climate change also has far-reaching effects on weather extreme, such as the Environmental Federal Office . A rapid warming of the lower atmosphere and the oceans can be observed, while the frequency of heat waves, heavy ranges and other extreme weather events increases. Studies show that the last decade in the northern hemisphere has been the warmest in over 125,000 years, and the forecast temperature increases could be between 1.5 and 5.7 degrees by the end of the 21st century.

These developments lead to a worrying increase in climatic risks for ecosystems and people worldwide. In order to limit global warming, immediate and ambitious climate protection measures are necessary, which according to the report of the IPCC are technically and economically possible without significantly impairing global economic growth.