Warnlagebericht für Baden-Württemberg 11/27/2011 1930UTC


VHDL30 DWSG 271800
WARNLAGEBERICHT
für Baden-Württemberg

ausgegeben vom Deutschen Wetterdienst
am Sonntag, 27.11.2011, 20:30 Uhr

Anfangs höchstens lokal noch stärkere Windböen, nachts gebietsweise
etwas Regen, montags bewölkt aber trocken

Entwicklung der Wetter- und Warnlage für die nächsten 24 Stunden bis
Montag, 28.11.2011, 20:30 Uhr:

Eine ausgedehnte Hochdruckzone, die sich von den Azoren über die
Alpen bis nach Ungarn erstreckt, bestimmt weiterhin im Wesentlichen
das Wetter in Baden-Württemberg. Der Ausläufer eines nach
Südskandinavien ziehenden Orkantiefs überquert uns in der kommenden
Nacht stark abgeschwächt.

Der Südwestwind kann anfangs vor allem im höheren Bergland noch Böen
um 65 km/h, sowie vor allem im Norden des Landes auch in den
Niederungen um 55 km/h erreichen. Von Nordwesten her zieht
gebietsweise etwas Regen auf, dabei ist im äußersten Südosten
vereinzelt leichte Glatteisgefahr möglich.

Am Dienstag wird bei wechselnder Bewölkung kein warnrelevantes Wetter
erwartet.

Nächste Aktualisierung: spätestens Montag, 28.11.2011, 04:30 Uhr

Deutscher Wetterdienst, RZ Stuttgart, Clemens Steiner

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