Meteorological Conditions - Tourist trip in moderate temperatures anticipated
Adventurers looking for a hike or bike ride can mark their calendars for May 1st in Baden-Württemberg. This region promises a cozy warmth, although the temperature won't be scorching. "We're not anticipating any new records this season," a meteorologist from the German Weather Service (DWD) commented. In stark contrast to earlier April temperatures, the 30-degree mark won't be breached anywhere in this southwest region. The warmest spots are expected to be in northern Baden and Kurpfalz, with estimated highs of 28°C in Mannheim and 27°C in Stuttgart, while Ulm, Lake Constance, and Freiburg are projected to hover around 25°C. The entire southwest region advises visitors to pack sunscreen, as DWD predicts a moderate to high UV index.
The forecast paints a somewhat somber picture, too. A significant presence of Saharan dust may cause a hazier sunshine. This fact, however, presents a silver lining: chances of carrying an umbrella or raincoat are minuscule. While sporadic showers exist in the mountains and Upper Swabia, they are far from certain. The Saharan dust has the potential to curb the air's warming and subsequently thunderstorms.
Waters ideal for sunbathing, not swimming
Despite what may appear as swimsuit weather, the chilly waters of Lake Constance reach a measly ten degrees. Southern Germany's outdoor pools haven't quite caught up yet - Tübingen became the first pool to open in this region, with delighted guests bundled in quilted jackets. Most other pools won't launch the season until May starts. On the other hand, sailing is off to a running start on several rivers and lakes. A few water sports centers and rental facilities are already in operation.
Hiking and biking in the Black Forest and Allgäu
Sunny skies with temperatures ranging from 22 to 25°C make the Black Forest, Swabian Alb, and Allgäu perfect destinations for a hike or bike ride. The weather service projects a light easterly breeze.
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Source: www.stern.de
