An A ridge of high pressure will bring calm autumn weather to many parts of Germany on 14 November 2026. According to the German Meteorological Service forecast, sunshine will break through in many places, particularly in the south and west, after local patches of fog clear. Conditions will remain more changeable on the coasts and inland near the coast, where isolated showers are possible. Temperatures of five to ten degrees are expected in most areas.
Where fog or low cloud fog or high fog persists for longer, it may remain significantly cooler, the weather service says. Clouds could linger for longer, particularly on the slopes of the Central Uplands central uplands. In some places, the service expects temperatures of just three to five degrees. wetter.com also forecast fog initially in parts of Hesse and Bavaria on 14 November, followed by sunshine in many areas.
The differences are linked to the position of the high-pressure system. It will influence a large part of Germany, while coastal regions will lie closer to its edge. Clouds and isolated showers may continue to pass through there. According to the German Meteorological Service forecast, strong south-westerly gusts are also expected at times by the sea.
In its summary on 13 November, the weather service described the air mass moving in as polar maritime: it reached Germanyfrom the north-west. Higher pressure is causing the air layers above to dry out further. At the same time, fog can form close to the ground, and it will not clear at the same rate everywhere. Local temperatures therefore depend on how long the sun remains obscured by clouds and fog.
For the night of 14 to 15 November, the weather service expected skies to be mostly clear or only slightly cloudy across large parts of the country. Fog or low cloud may form again in central and southern areas. Temperatures of between zero and minus five degrees are possible widely; it could stay frost-free in the far north and in places in the west and south-west. The service expected winds to pick up in some higher parts of the central uplands.
The settled weather is unlikely to last everywhere. The weather service forecast that thicker cloud would move in from the south-west on 15 November, bringing rain to parts of the west and south-west. In the east and south-east, sunshine may last longer initially after fog clears. Towards the evening, a cold front was expected to reach the west; according to the forecast at the time, the rain would then spread further east.
The details for 15 November and the following night are forecasts, not observations. The timing of the clouds and rain, and the strength of the wind, may differ locally from the forecast. In its summary on 13 November, the weather service expected low-pressure systems to play a greater role in the weather again after the ridge of high pressure.
Editor: Andreas M. Brucker (Article created with AI assistance).