
First ground frost of the year falls – and the first snow comes earlier than expected
Munich – You may hardly believe it, but the numbers do not lie: In the night to the 12th.
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Home Panorama First ground frost of the year falls – and the first snow comes earlier than expected as of 23.08.2026, 15:14 Comments Follow us on Google In northern Germany, the thermometer on the ground already slipped below freezing point. On our pages you will find worldwide city and local forecasts for the next 14 days and for the first 7 days in 1-hour resolution and for the following days in 3-hour resolution. In the high altitudes of the Alps, it can theoretically snow every month of the year – above about 2000 meters, white peaks are already not uncommon in September.
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Home Panorama First ground frost of the year falls – and the first snow comes earlier than expected as of 23.08.2026, 15:14 Comments Follow us on Google In northern Germany, the thermometer on the ground already slipped below freezing point.
according to Münchner Merkur +1On our pages you will find worldwide city and local forecasts for the next 14 days and for the first 7 days in 1-hour resolution and for the following days in 3-hour resolution.
according to Frankfurter Rundschau +1In the high altitudes of the Alps, it can theoretically snow every month of the year – above about 2000 meters, white peaks are already not uncommon in September.
according to Frankfurter Rundschau +1
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