Regensburg: First sun, then the weather turns – this is what's coming your way

In Regensburg, after a cool start, a friendlier trend will initially prevail. Today, it will increasingly clear up as the day progresses, and tomorrow it will become noticeably warmer again. At the start of the week, a significant change is announced: lower temperatures, more clouds – and above all, strong winds.

Today in Regensburg: From overcast in the morning to clear in the evening

Saturday begins overcast at 6 degrees. During the day, it will first become cloudy, later only slightly cloudy. In the evening, the sky is expected to clear up further, sometimes even cloudless. At midday, up to 21 degrees are possible, with around 6 hours of sunshine expected. Anyone out and about will experience a day that feels more pleasant hour by hour.

Tomorrow will be warmer, with a fresh east wind

On Sunday, the sun will already be out in the morning, and temperatures will continue to rise. Up to 24 degrees are expected in Regensburg. In addition, a fresh wind from the east will blow. While this does not bring cold, it can – depending on the location and where you are – be quite noticeable in open areas or along open streets.

Noticeably cooler and windier from Monday

At the start of the week, the weather situation is likely to change noticeably. For Monday, more overcast conditions and significantly lower maximum temperatures are announced: instead of 20-plus, only about 16 degrees are expected. The wind will be particularly striking: strong gusts from the southwest with up to 60 km/h are forecast. Such gusts typically occur briefly as wind peaks and can quickly become an issue in everyday life – for example, for cyclists, in areas with scaffolding, or with light, unsecured items on balconies.

In addition, a light rain shower is indicated with a probability of 90 percent. The expected amount of precipitation is 3.7 l/m². This suggests a short, occasionally wet impression rather than persistent rain – but it can still be decisive for the commute or outdoor plans.

Pollen count increases especially for grasses

Besides temperature and wind, attention to allergy load remains important. For grasses, the load increases from low to medium today to medium to high tomorrow. This is the most relevant change for many allergy sufferers, as warmer, sunny periods often favor pollen flight.

For birch, on the other hand, the load remains comparatively low: for Saturday, no to low load is indicated, for Sunday low load. For ambrosia, mugwort, alder, ash, hazel, and rye, no loads are mentioned for either Saturday or Sunday.

All in all, Regensburg first brings a friendlier, increasingly sunny trend with a warm Sunday – before cooler, significantly windier, and occasionally wet conditions dominate from Monday. Those who want to make use of the milder hours have better chances today and tomorrow; at the start of the week, wind, possible showers, and the increasing grass pollen count should be taken into account.