Germany is bracing for severe weather on Thursday, with forecasters warning of severe thunderstorms, high winds, hail and the possibility of isolated tornadoes.
A heatwave has gripped large parts of western Europe. Although Germany has not seen a record high for the month of May, temperatures are well into the 30s.
The BBQs are out, people are flocking to rivers, the terraces are packed – summer has arrived early in Germany, with some parts of the country already experiencing temperatures of over 30C this Pentecost weekend. But how much warmer will it get this week?
In Germany, Ascension day or 'Father's day', is a public holiday which people often choose to celebrate outdoors. But this year it looks like rain and cold temperatures could dampen the festivities.
People in Germany got a taste of summer recently as temperatures rose above 29C. But stormy weather has arrived this week, including heavy rain and even a chance of hailstones.
From T‑shirts to snow showers and back again. After a dramatic temperature swing, forecasters are hopeful spring sunshine will soon make a steady return across Germany.
People in Germany will see respite from the cold this week as a 'false spring' arrives. However, forecasters have warned of rising river levels due to the thaw.
As temperatures stay low around Germany, many newcomers will be reminded of just how long and bitingly cold the winter can be here. Learning how to talk about the frigid weather like a native is one way to make the experience more bearable.
Black ice on the runway at Berlin Brandenburg Airport has caused flight suspensions and cancellations for over 24 hours. As of Friday morning, there was no clear indication of when normal operations would resume.
Black ice and freezing rain were disrupting road and rail traffic in parts of Germany on Wednesday. Berlin airport has warned: 'No take-offs are currently possible'.
While the east and northeast of Germany has been struggling with subzero temperatures in the last week, forecasters are now predicting slippery conditions in western and southern regions.
Traffic accidents and hospital admissions are soaring as wintry conditions refuse to let up. With more icy weather on the horizon, when can those in Germany expect the ice to thaw?
Tram services in Berlin were disrupted due to ice while various services in the south were effectively snowed in. Here are the major impacts on travel in Germany due to winter weather at the top of the week.
Germany continues to be afflicted by black ice, heavy frost, snow and strong winds, which have led to a number of fatal traffic accidents on motorways.
In the wake of widespread snowfall over the weekend, another weather system has brought freezing rain and hazardous driving conditions to Germany on Monday. Here's where schools are closed and where travel has been disrupted.
Dealing with Germany's cold winter weather can be one of the hardships of living here. But with enough warm clothes, and perhaps some snow sports equipment, there are also unique experiences to be had.
Gale-force winds and storms barrelled through northern Europe, claiming more lives, causing travel mayhem, shutting schools, and cutting power to hundreds of thousands in freezing temperatures.
Heavy snow, slippery roads and train cancellations: Here's what you need to know about the disruptions being seen across Germany as winter Storm Elli moves in.
Snow, ice and high winds brought transport chaos to swathes of Europe for a third day on Wednesday, with hundreds of flights cancelled and passengers stranded.
Germany is experiencing a wintry spell, with plenty of snow blanketing many regions – but not everywhere. At the same time, the German Weather Service has issued official warnings for severe frost in parts of the country.
Most homes in Germany are typically kept warm with gas, oil, district heating or electricity. So how can you stay warm in the winter if the power goes out? These tips are good to know in an emergency, and also to reduce your energy use.
Germany has been gripped by a spell of wintry weather. As the cold snap shows no sign of abating soon, residents should prepare for several more days of challenging conditions.
With the German Weather Service (DWD) predicting that wintry conditions could persist for several days, particularly in northern parts of the country, it’s important to understand your responsibilities regarding snow clearing and gritting.
