Weather in Starnberg: Showers Threaten Today – This Is How It Will Be in the Next Few Hours

In Starnberg, Tuesday (May 5) starts off friendly. From midday, however, clouds increase significantly – and in the evening as well as at night, the likelihood of showers rises noticeably.

In the morning, temperatures are around 10 degrees, in the afternoon up to 21 degrees are reached. After that, it goes down again: In the evening, values fluctuate between 17 and 13 degrees, at night around 11 degrees. In total, up to four hours of sunshine are possible – but they are mainly concentrated in the first half of the day.

Friendly Start to the Morning in Starnberg

At the beginning of the day, the sun still appears between individual clouds, and it remains dry at first. The risk of precipitation is very low in the morning at 5 percent. The wind blows weakly at about 4 km/h from the southwest.

Mainly Heavily Clouded from Midday with up to 21 Degrees

As the day progresses, the sun breaks through less and less. Instead, heavy cloud cover dominates, and light rain is possible at times. Despite the dense clouds, the temperature rises to up to 21 degrees.

For midday, a precipitation risk of 90 percent is indicated. Important: This probability refers to the respective time window in hourly forecasts – it does not mean that it will rain "90 percent of the hour," but rather that precipitation is considered very likely at the location during that hour. The wind remains rather weak, shifts to northeast, and is about 6 km/h.

In the Evening and at Night, the Risk of Rain Increases Significantly

In the evening, light showers are possible at times. Temperatures drop to between 17 and 13 degrees. The risk of precipitation remains at 90 percent, with an expected amount of about 0.7 l/m² for the evening.

At night, it remains heavily clouded, and isolated light rain may continue. The temperature is then around 11 degrees. The probability of precipitation for the night is given as 75 percent, with the expected amount about 0.3 l/m².

Additionally, gusts between 16 and 35 km/h are possible during the day.

How to Interpret the Information

The forecast is designed as a point-in-time forecast: The values apply to specific times at exactly this location (Starnberg) and are therefore particularly useful for planning individual time windows – for example, for trips in the late afternoon or appointments in the evening.

All in all, the day in Starnberg brings first friendly, later significantly more unsettled phases. Anyone out and about in the afternoon or evening should plan for rain protection due to the high probability of precipitation.