In Bavaria 11 November will be mostly grey and damp. During the day, bands of rain will repeatedly move across the Free State from the south-west, with longer dry spells the exception. Temperatures will reach a mild 8 to 11°C in lower-lying areas, and will be correspondingly lower at higher elevations. No significant severe weather warnings are expected at present.
According to the German Weather Service, more humid Atlantic air is moving into southern Germany. Rain is expected at times, locally in the form of showers, particularly in Swabia and Upper Bavaria and the Alps will see snow or sleet at higher elevations, while rain is expected mainly in the valleys. Winds will generally be light to moderate from the south-west, strengthening temporarily in exposed areas.
Daytime temperatures will be slightly above the long-term average for the time of year. Overnight into Thursday, temperatures will fall close to freezing in some areas, with ground frost possible locally. Wet roads may be slippery, and visibility may be reduced in places during the morning.
As for warnings, the German Weather Service reported no severe weather warnings for Bavaria this morning. Some localised notices concern rain and variable visibility. It is advisable to check the latest weather warning bulletin before setting off or starting work, as areas of heaviest rainfall may shift during the day.
At the The Danube valley and the foothills of the Alps can expect typical transitional weather: rain will be more frequent in areas exposed to orographic precipitation, with snow or sleet at exposed higher elevations. Brief sunny spells are possible elsewhere, but will be the exception. Bayerischer Rundfunk also reports a generally dull and locally wet day, with no major weather hazards.
Outlook for the next 24 to 48 hours: The weather will remain changeable, with further rain likely, particularly in the south and south-west of the state. No major storms or widespread severe weather are expected at present. Forecasts may change as new model runs become available; the German Weather Service’s regularly updated advisories and warnings remain authoritative.
Practical advice: Expect wet roads and locally poor visibility during the rush hour. Farmers and local authority services should allow for periods of rain; a continuous snow cover is not expected outside the higher Alpine peaks.
Editor: Mira Cadena (Article created with AI assistance).