Berlin and Brandenburg are bracing for a return of winter weather, with the German Weather Service (DWD) forecasting continued frost and the likelihood of snow and icy conditions. Temperatures are expected to remain at –2 to 0 degrees Celsius, with potential for more intense precipitation beginning Sunday.
Winter Weather Returns to the Region
The DWD anticipates intermittent showers of rain, sleet, or snow starting Sunday afternoon, potentially creating localized slippery conditions. The night of Sunday into Monday carries a heightened risk of more substantial precipitation, initially falling as freezing rain and leading to ice formation. The DWD has indicated a possibility of severe weather conditions.
Monday will remain largely overcast, with snowfall expected primarily in the northern and northwestern parts of the region. Freezing spray is also possible in some areas, and fog may form where moisture evaporates. High temperatures are forecast to be around 0 to 3 degrees Celsius. The DWD is warning of widespread risks of icy roads.
Conditions are expected to remain challenging overnight into Tuesday, with continued cloud cover and the possibility of light snow, sleet, or freezing spray. Temperatures will drop to between -1 and -3 degrees Celsius with light winds. Tuesday itself is predicted to be similarly overcast, with localized light snow or sleet, and high temperatures around 0 to 3 degrees Celsius.
The forecast suggests that these conditions could persist for several days, potentially impacting daily life and requiring residents to take precautions against the cold and icy conditions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What temperatures are expected in Berlin?
The DWD forecasts temperatures in Berlin between -2 and 0 degrees Celsius on Sunday, with highs of 0 to 3 degrees Celsius on Monday and Tuesday.
What type of precipitation is expected?
The DWD expects a mix of snow, sleet, and freezing rain, particularly during the night of Sunday into Monday.
Is there a risk of dangerous conditions?
Yes, the DWD warns of widespread risks of icy conditions and potential for severe weather due to freezing rain and ice formation.
Given the potential for prolonged icy conditions, how will residents prepare for travel and outdoor activities?
