Where it snows, where it is slippery: be careful, arctic whip!

The signs point to winter and white flakes. The snow line will fall Monday evening. At higher altitudes it will be slippery and the temperature will drop.

On Monday, the poles broke through Cold air up to the Alps and allowing snowfall lines to descend into the valleys throughout the day. Otherwise, rain, sleet or sleet will mix with the shower. Weather will remain cold and slippery Tuesday night.

Graduate meteorologist Jürgen Schmidt from WetterKontor told BILD: “There will be snowfall and sleet at low altitudes in some places. At high altitudes in the low mountains it’s going to be winter.”

Next Thursday it will snow in Germany during the day

Photo: Metmap

When the road is slippery

At night the temperature drops to minus degrees. In the higher mountains Snow is expected to fall. There may be slippery in some places.

After a relatively warm fall so far, temperatures have now dropped into the single digits at the start of the new week.

There is also a possibility of a blanket of snow in some parts of the country next Friday

Photo: Metmap

The start of winter is near

It’s the middle of the week Snow then completely there. Then Germany will be reduced to powder. On Wednesday, the snowfall line is expected to drop to just 200 meters. Between Wednesday night and Thursday afternoon come to the low mountains 20 cm of snow together.

Climatologist Dr. Karsten Brandt of Donnerwetter.de told BILD: “In Bavaria, it turns white at around 300 meters.” And: Snow still remains.

Although winter then visually it’s there, it’s still autumn. The meteorological start of winter is on December 1, the calendar starts on December 21.

Thicker sweaters should be slowly removed from the closet. Because the temperature is dropping rapidly. This will ensure a perpetually white winter landscape Weather but not great: According to the German Weather Service, the weather will be much colder, with frost at night but slightly higher temperatures during the day.

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Local meteorologists also predict snowfall on Wednesday in our neighboring countries of Belgium and the Netherlands. With a probability of 40 percent.