On Tuesday, a weather front associated with the Atlantic low-pressure system Tamara is expected to move over Bavaria from the west. According to the German Weather Service, regions in the east of Bavaria, stretching from Upper Franconia to Lower Bavaria and into the eastern Alps, will experience pleasant weather with sunshine throughout the day. Meanwhile, areas from Lower Franconia through Swabia and Upper Bavaria will see cloud cover increase after a clear start to the day, accompanied by light rain.

Temperatures across the Free State of Bavaria are anticipated to be relatively mild, ranging between 4 to 8 degrees Celsius, which will contribute to the melting of existing snow and ice. This weather change raises concerns about increased flood risks in parts of the region, particularly as water levels could rise significantly in the following days.

The flood warning has been issued for the districts of Ansbach, Erlangen-Höchstadt, and Forchheim, indicating that residents and local authorities must remain vigilant as the situation develops. The ongoing variation in weather patterns highlights the importance of monitoring forecasts as Bavaria moves into a period of changing climatic conditions.