Heat wave rolls on: Rems-Murr-Kreis awaits 36 degrees and tropical nights!

Heat wave rolls on: Rems-Murr-Kreis awaits 36 degrees and tropical nights!

The weather in the Rems-Murr district takes a dramatic turn from the weekend: Marco Puckert from the German Weather Service (DWD) in Stuttgart announces a heat wave for the coming days that will have a firm grip on the region. Today, on June 27, 2025, the temperatures are still at a pleasant 26 degrees, and rain showers can occur occasionally. From Saturday, June 28th, however, a drastic increase in temperatures that could increase to up to 36 degrees Celsius within five days, and thus challenge a temperature record from 2025. As reported zvw, this record could actually be achieved.

In Germany, the heat wave has been registered with record temperatures of up to 37 degrees Celsius since June 21. These extreme values ​​are also to be expected in the southwest half of the country. In Baden-Württemberg in particular, many people have already looked around on lakes or in outdoor pools for cooling. In Wutöschingen-OFteringen, an early maximum value was measured at 32.8 degrees Celsius, and the annual maximum temperature of 35.5 degrees, which was registered on June 14th in Kitzingen, Bavaria, illustrates the trend. According to [my Stuttgart] (https://mein-stuttgart.com/rems-murr-kreis/waiblingen/hitzewelle-in-deutschland-refekord temperatures-bis-37-degree, temperatures above the 30-degree mark can also be expected.

severe weather warnings and effects

The current weather situation not only brings heat with it; From Sunday evening there are thunderstorms and strong thunderstorms in the west and northwest in the prediction, which then shift towards the east and southeast. These thunderstorms could also bring storm -like developments, including gusts of wind, hail and heavy rain. The DWD points out that the beginnings of this heat wave are accompanied by an unstable weather situation, as [my Stuttgart] (https://mein-stuttgart.com/rems-murr-kreis/waiblingen/hitzewelle-in-deutschland records-bis-37-degree-what).

Climate change has already been severely affected by Germany, as a DWD report shows. According to the Tagesschau, the weather conditions have changed fundamentally in recent decades. What was extreme years at the time are the norm today. Heat waves, floods and droughts have increased. Vulnerable population groups, especially in metropolitan areas, are affected by these developments. Agriculture and traffic routes also suffer from extreme climatic events, and a quick action in climate protection is required.

This heat period and the associated weather extremes are not only uncomfortable, but also bring considerable risks. The DWD calls to prepare themselves accordingly and be careful in extreme weather locations. The coming days will show how the temperature developments in the Rems-Murr district will actually be.