Summer heat is returning to Germany this week.
It gets warmer almost every day until the expected peak on Saturday with temperatures of up to 36 degrees, said the German Weather Service (DWD) in Offenbach on Monday.
On the night of Sunday, the first tropical night of this year is coming up with temperatures above 20 degrees.
However, according to the forecast, it won't stay hot for long.
Meteorologist Sebastian Schappert explained that one cannot therefore probably speak of a classic heat wave.
Sunshine and heat of up to 28 degrees will ensure outdoor pool weather in the southwest as early as Tuesday, while in the north the temperatures will still be a moderate 20 degrees with changing clouds and a few showers.
A day later it will be sunny there too.
Temperatures skyrocket up to 25 degrees.
In the rest of the republic, the 30-degree mark can be exceeded on Wednesday, with the Upper Rhine being the warmest.
In the afternoon there can be thunderstorms in the Alps, and showers and thunderstorms are also possible on Thursday from the edge of the Alps to the Bavarian Forest.
Otherwise, temperatures throughout Germany will remain similar to those of the previous day.