For the change from January
to February 2020, the forecast overview will be
changed. In addition to the temperature and
precipitation forecasts for the region of Eastern
and Central Germany, temperature and air pressure
forecasts for the European North Atlantic region are
now being prepared for the next five months. This
also enables long-term statements to be made for
other regions outside Germany. The previous regional
overview is initially retained. The forecasted
deviations in all graphics refer to the normal
period 1981 - 2010. The long-term
temperature forecasts in the regional overview are
divided into the following 5 classes (precipitation
forecasts in 3 classes)
Very cold
Cold
Normal
Mild
Very mild
Dry
Normal
Wet
The definition of the respective classes is
described in more detail on this page.
In the right column there is a prediction plot for
each month. It characterizes the approximately
expected deviations from the mean, but it should
serve only as a rough guide.
Seasonal trend
Remark: The calculated forecast for a season (e.g. spring) does not
result from the arithmetic mean of the forecasts for the three individual months (e.g. Jan, Febr, Mar).
It is an independently determined value and therefore it can differ slightly from the average of the monthly forecasts.
Forecast: November 2021
Climatic review
The September 2021 had a temperature of --- °C in Leipzig-Gruenau and thus by
--- very cold and a precipitation amount
of 33 mm relatively dry (76 %) compared with the
average values (1981 - 2010).
At the official stations of the cities Leipzig,
Magdeburg, Erfurt, Potsdam und Dresden
the average temperature had a value of 15.8 °C which means a deviation from
+1.6 K in relation to the period of 1981 -
2010.
Verification forecast of the last month
Further verifications of
accuracy of all prognoses you can find
on
this page.