In contrast, the hottest season in Germany is the summer, with the Summer Solstice occurring on June 21st. While on rare occasions extreme conditions can bring the temperature above 100 degrees, the average high temperature is around 72 degrees for the month of June, and 54 degrees as an average low. There are three main types of precipitation to occur during summer, as the warmer weather brings with it a lot of thunderstorms. These thunderstorms only really occur during the summer months, and there are also equal chances for light and moderate rain.
The Spring equinox occurs on the 20th of March. The temperatures are warmer than those in winter, but still a bit cold, with highs averaging out at about 46 degrees and lows around 32. March has likely the most variety of all the months when it comes to types of precipitation. There is a rare chance for thunderstorms, as we start to move into the warmer months, with chances for moderate or light snow, and moderate or light rain.
Finally, the Germany's Autumnal Equinox occurs on September 22nd, which is the time of the year in which precipitation is least likely. The temperatures are not the warmest, but definitely on the more reasonable side compared to winder and spring. Average daily highs are around 66 degrees Fahrenheit, and average daily lows are near 50 degrees Fahrenheit. There are low chances of thunderstorms as summer begins to trail off, with chances of moderate and light rain. The odds of this precipitation in this season are the lowest of the entire year, at 44%.
In my personal opinion, I think that it would be ideal for tourists to visit Germany during the summer. The conditions are very mild around June and July with temperatures that many would consider to be very comfortable, around the 60-70 degree range. German tourism season would be in full swing, with fun, free festivals filling many of the cities, and the summer is the best time of the year to see some of the beautiful lake-beaches. While extreme weather conditions are unlikely, In the past Germany has faced strong heat waves during the summer, bringing with it strong thunderstorms with damaging winds and hail. Almost all regions of Germany have hit over 100 degrees Fahrenheit in the past, but it is important to note that this is uncommon and the average temperatures are much more suitable.
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Whether you enjoy enriching yourself in the culture of festivals, or relaxing in one of the many spa towns, there are many reasons to make Germany your next travel destination!
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Whether you enjoy enriching yourself in the culture of festivals, or relaxing in one of the many spa towns, there are many reasons to make Germany your next travel destination!
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Germany has some pretty dramatic weather! Since the Philippines is much further south and closer to the Equator than Germany, there is way more variance in temperature present in Germany than in the Philippines.
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The temperatures during the Summer Solstice is a little more similar, but if Germany gets temperatures up to 100 degrees at times, then Germany still has way more variance in temperature.
During the Spring Equinox, the temperatures in the Philippines are again about and over double the average temperatures in Germany.
Lastly, the Autumnal Equinox has the least amount of rainfall for Germany, but some of the most likely for the Philippines. The Spring Equinox is when there is the lowest chance for rainfall in the Philippines. The Philippines does not have lakes like how Germany does, but tourists visiting both Germany and the Philippines can visit the amazing beaches, whether that be at the Philippines' oceans or Germany's lake-beaches.