Publication date: 2026-01-11
Germany experienced its coldest night in years, with temperatures dropping to nearly –25 °C in some areas. Readings of –23.8 °C and –24.3 °C were recorded in Lower Saxony, colder than even the Zugspitze summit. The extreme cold was caused by a polar air mass from Eastern Europe, clear skies, and fresh snow cover.
Sources: Agencies
Germany experienced its coldest night in years, with temperatures dropping to nearly –25 °C in some areas. Readings of –23.8 °C and –24.3 °C were recorded in Lower Saxony, colder than even the Zugspitze summit. The extreme cold was caused by a polar air mass from Eastern Europe, clear skies, and fresh snow cover.
Sources: Agencies
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