Dirty weather in Germany four degrees is not an arctic winter news

Winter is still present. He moves with that kind of bob.

nothing more, though. The wintry weather conditions continue for at least another 300 to 400 meters, but we are far from the arctic cold.

Frequently, the underside is chilly and moist. Snow that falls at night may occasionally remain there, but typically melts away quickly during the day when it is just a little bit warmer than zero.

Dominik Jung, a certified meteorologist with Wetter.net, told BILD: "Neither a thorough mitigation nor an extreme crash into the ice cellar are in the cards. The specter of the polar vortex dissipating, which is predicted to bring us extremely cold weather in February, is making the rounds once more here and there.

However, there is currently nothing to be seen in the accurate weather models. An arctic winter is thousands of miles away.

Four degrees does not constitute an arctic winter. The recent snow that fell over the weekend will not stick around, according to the German Weather Service (DWD).

Due to the anticipated slight plus temperatures, it is particularly likely to melt again in the south of Germany in the upcoming days. A DWD meteorologist observed that in the low mountain ranges above 400–500 meters, "it looks better with mostly light permafrost.".

There, the snow cover might be able to endure. Winter sports enthusiasts were drawn to the slopes and cross-country trails in a variety of locations over the weekend due to heavy snowfalls, including the Harz Mountains, the Allgäu Alps, the Bavarian Forest, the Sauerland, and the Rothaar Mountains.

No additional snowfall is anticipated at this time, according to the DWD, regarding the weather in Germany. The forecaster predicted that until Wednesday, there would be "overall calm winter weather," which would be cloudy and dry.

It wasn't until Thursday night that the North Sea experienced a significant increase in rain, which eventually gave way to snow as it approached the country's center. Currently, January is 6.8 degrees warmer than the average for the month.

If you only take the temperature record so far into account, January is still record-warm. There is no end in sight to the wintry weather conditions, according to weather expert Jung.

At the bottom, snow or sleet keeps falling repeatedly. On the rivers, the highest temperatures are typically in the range of 0 to 4 or 5 degrees.

Light permafrost can be found between 300 and 400 meters. At night, it will be chilly everywhere, and the roads will be slick.

The weather down below is just gloomy, chilly, and damp. At this time, the snow is quickly defrosting.

According to weather expert Jung, the current weather situation in the north-west is only suitable for a winter in the mountains and never for a winter that lasts all year at low elevations. Since there is no indication of arctic cold, this is not possible.

In the next few days, the weather will be as follows: Tuesday: 0 to 5 degrees, a little milder, rain in the north-west, otherwise sleet or snow; Wednesday: 0 to 4 degrees, a mix of sun, clouds, and isolated snow showers; Thursday: 0 to 6 degrees, changeable with snow showers, also sleet in low altitudes; and Friday: -1 to 5 degrees, a change of sun, clouds, and isolated snow shower. Because only sporadic snowflakes or a light drizzle occasionally fall from the dense cloud cover.

It remains gray for the most part. In the cities, it is just above freezing, and at night there is light frost.

For the weekend, a slide in the northwest is anticipated.

In the next few days, the weather will be as follows: Tuesday: 0 to 5 degrees, a little milder, rain in the north-west, otherwise sleet or snow; Wednesday: 0 to 4 degrees, a mix of sun, clouds, and isolated snow showers; Thursday: 0 to 6 degrees, changeable with snow showers, also sleet in low altitudes; and Friday: -1 to 5 degrees, a change of sun, clouds, and isolated snow shower.