On Friday, some areas in Germany are poised to break temperature records for the month of February, with the German Weather Service forecasting highs of up to 23 degrees Celsius under predominantly sunny conditions. Morning commuters may have faced fog, but the sun is expected to shine in many areas throughout the day, dramatically improving the weather conditions.

The forecast predicts temperatures ranging from 13 to 23 degrees Celsius, with the warmest conditions expected along the Upper Rhine, which stretches between Basel and Bingen. The German Weather Service indicates that this potentially historic day could see new records set for February, surpassing the previous record of 23.1 degrees set in Jena back in 1900.

The Sunshine is expected to invigorate many people, raising their spirits and outdoor activity levels. With the low risk of sunburn, the foregoing pleasant weather conditions encourage individuals to enjoy the outdoors, making the day an ideal opportunity for local events and gatherings, albeit with a reminder to stay hydrated and protected against the sun’s rays.