Overview
- The DWD reports broadly sunny, dry and unusually mild days nationwide, while clear nights continue to bring localized ground and air frost.
- Operational guidance keeps the pattern in place through mid‑March, and some GFS runs signal a brief mid‑month warm spike with local highs potentially approaching 25°C, which remains a model scenario rather than a guarantee.
- A Saharan dust plume is forecast to reach Germany on Friday, 6 March, likely producing a milky sky and vivid sunsets as milder southern air flows in.
- A brief cooldown is noted on Wednesday in the north and northeast, yet daytime conditions stay largely pleasant; eastern regions can see sharper night frosts with locally sub‑zero lows.
- Ensembles point to slightly higher chances of cloud and occasional rain from around 15 March without a clear signal for a major cold outbreak, raising attention to ongoing dryness despite the fair weather.