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Frosty New Year's Eve in Munich: minus eight degrees and a slippery warning!
Feldmoching-Hasenbergl: Warns of extreme cold snaps and frost in Munich at the turn of the year 2025. Weather report and forecasts.
Frosty New Year's Eve in Munich: minus eight degrees and a slippery warning!
Just in time for the turn of the year, Munich presents itself with a frosty reception. On December 30, 2025, it will not only be bitterly cold in the Bavarian capital, but also slippery conditions and frost are to be expected. As the tz reports, the German Weather Service (DWD) warns of temperatures of up to minus eight degrees. A cold snap, caused by cold, damp air from the north, brings not only frost but also snowfall.
Current measurements show that the thermometer in Munich is dropping to minus two degrees today, and during the day the temperatures remain at zero degrees in the best case. It gets even colder at night when temperatures drop to minus seven degrees. For the night before New Year's Eve, December 31st, the DWD even predicts temperatures of minus eight degrees. Drivers should be particularly careful as warnings regarding frost and slippery conditions remain current until midday.
Snowfall and weather forecast for New Year's Eve
But that's not all: snowfall is expected throughout New Year's Eve, with temperatures remaining below freezing. Especially on New Year's Eve, Munich residents have to expect a maximum of minus four degrees. The region will be characterized by humidity, although it will remain rather dry in the south. A mix of sun and clouds is expected for the first few hours of the new year, although temperatures could rise to around three degrees.
This sudden change in weather is illustrative of the challenges meteorologists face. As the DWD highlights, predicting weather phenomena in times of climate change is anything but easy. Instead of relying on past values, modern climate models have become indispensable. These models provide important data about future developments and factors that influence the climate.
The coming days could bring the people of Munich not only cold weather, but also exciting changes in the weather. Some may be drawn to the cozy, warm rooms on New Year's Eve, while others will use the cold for a winter celebration. But no matter how you want to end the year, you should definitely dress warmly!
For anyone who would like to take a closer look at the weather forecast, there is plenty of information on Weather.com, where the forecasts are available.