Offenbach (dpa/lhe) - After frost and ice, Hesse is heading towards Christmas with significantly milder temperatures, rain and wind. The German Weather Service (DWD) announced on Tuesday in Offenbach that freezing rain could initially occur locally in sheltered locations during the course of the day. However, the maximum temperatures already reach up to nine degrees, at high altitudes around five degrees.
For Wednesday, the meteorologists are expecting mostly heavy clouds and, for the time being, rarely rain, the maximum values are up to ten degrees, and a moderate wind is blowing from the south-west. On Thursday it should then rain at times with heavy clouds at seven to eleven degrees and at high altitudes around four degrees. The south-west wind is moderate, in the mountains stormy gusts are also possible. Friday also brings rain again and again, larger amounts of water can come down on the west side of the mountains, the maximum temperatures reach nine to 13 degrees. The wind will be moderate to fresh, with stormy gusts expected again in the mountains.
