Germany Experiences Warmer and Wetter October

The second half of the month saw a notable increase in temperatures and a decrease in precipitation, deviating from usual autumn patterns.

The average temperature in October was 11°C, which is 2°C above the long-term average from 1961 to 1990.
The month was characterized by a rainy start followed by a drier and warmer second half, influenced by warm air masses from the Mediterranean.
Despite the warmth, October saw significant regional differences, with some areas experiencing more sunshine and others facing persistent cloud cover and fog.
Saarland recorded the highest temperatures and rainfall, while Berlin was the driest region with the most sunshine.
The overall trend showed fewer frost occurrences, with many nights recording double-digit temperatures, preventing typical autumn cooling.