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Up to 35 degrees: The weekend in Leipzig will be hot and humid
With temperatures around 35 degrees in Leipzig, many people relax on the weekend – for example in the outdoor pool. (archive photo)
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Leipzig. No thunderstorms, and hardly any 35-degree winds: It’s going to be a hot weekend in and around Leipzig. “It looks very good,” said meteorologist Florian Engelmann of the German Weather Service, also regarding the Heifeld festival in Sturmtaler See. However, heat can also make things difficult for some.
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The weather service expects temperatures around 30 degrees on Friday. On Saturday, the temperature can rise to 35 degrees. It looks similar across Saxony: according to forecasts, it is the warmest in the Leipzig region. But also in other parts of the Free State it will never be colder than 33 to 34 degrees. Only in the mountainous regions can people calm down a bit.
No showers, no thunderstorms, and around 30 degrees this weekend
After a strong thunderstorm Friday night, the weekend is expected to remain dry: “No showers, no thunderstorms,” Florian Engelmann assesses. It will probably rain a little bit on Sunday night only. Festival-goers and school guests don’t have to worry about storms.
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However, the humidity is still high. Since nature releases a lot of water after the rains of the past few days and in high temperatures, it will still be wet on weekends. Even evening ventilation is likely to bring a little cooling, because no wind is expected. The weather service expects temperatures again around 30 degrees on Sunday.
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According to meteorologist Engelman, next week will start as the old week ends: with summer to mid-summer temperatures and little precipitation. New rain and thunderstorms may appear in and around Leipzig from Wednesday. However, there are no reliable forecasts yet.
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