In the coming days, Germany is expected to see milder temperatures and increased sunshine, according to forecasts from the German Weather Service (DWD). Even before the official start of spring this Sunday, numerous areas can look forward to highs ranging from 13 to 19 degrees Celsius, especially in the southwest and west, while the northeast will remain cooler with highs of 8 to 15 degrees. Morning fog is expected in some regions, but there will be considerable brightening throughout the day, although persistent high fog may linger in certain areas.

Forecasts suggest that despite the arrival of spring, sunshine may not be distributed evenly across the country. By Thursday and Friday, the southeastern regions are anticipated to be clear and sunny, with temperatures rising to between 13 and 21 degrees Celsius. The generally mild weather will continue, yet there are warnings regarding potential thaw conditions that could impact certain areas.

Overall, this transition into spring signifies both a welcome change from winter and a period of variability in weather patterns. The DWD is closely monitoring conditions, especially in regions experiencing significant weather changes, as the effects of thawing could lead to unpredictable weather events, making it a crucial time for residents to stay informed and prepared for spring's arrival.