Suche
Mein Konto
Weather Cologne on May 23rd: Rain and cool temperatures await us!
Find out the current weather forecast for Cologne-Stammheim on May 23, 2025, including temperature, precipitation and wind.
Weather Cologne on May 23rd: Rain and cool temperatures await us!
On May 23, 2025, the city of Cologne expects changeable weather. According to Digital Daily forecasts, it will become increasingly overcast from mid-day onwards, with dry weather prevailing but isolated light rain possible. The maximum temperatures are around 13°C, while the chance of rain is 56%. At night it will be partly cloudy to cloudy, temperatures will drop to 5°C, accompanied by light to weak southwesterly winds with fresh gusts.
At the end of the day, around 5 p.m., the Colonia can hope for temperatures of around 11°C. A similar weather pattern is expected for next Saturday: The weather will remain almost overcast and dry, but dense clouds are gathering and moderate rain is expected, with temperatures between 16°C in Brauweiler West 2 and 17°C in Cologne-Stammheim. A weak to moderate southeasterly wind is blowing, accompanied by strong gusts. On Sunday night, dense clouds will continue and moderate rain is expected, with temperatures dropping to 12°C.
Forecast for the weekend
On Sunday the weather will continue to be characterized by dense clouds and moderate rain. Highs will be around 17°C, with isolated light rain occurring overnight. The weak to moderate southerly wind is also accompanied by strong gusts. The weather will remain largely the same on Monday: almost cloudy, but dry, with temperatures up to 17°C.
What is particularly noteworthy is that the expected temperatures on May 24th differ greatly from the average values of the last 20 years. The average daily temperature on May 24th was 17°C last year and even 18°C five years ago. The amount of precipitation also shows differences: last year 5 mm of precipitation was measured, five years ago there was no rain. In comparison, the average amount of precipitation on May 23rd over the last 20 years is only 2 mm, which is an interesting detail given the current weather forecasts.
Data situation and historical perspective
The weather data is based on information from the German Weather Service, as Wetterkontor notes. The review for Cologne-Bonn shows the daily and monthly values over the months, but the exact annual values are currently not available. The deviations from long-term temperature and precipitation averages are important for the region and are updated regularly.
Weather is a key issue for many, especially in times when climate conditions are changing significantly. Meteostat also attaches great importance to the handling of weather data and data protection when using their services. Information about how data is collected is important for users to gain transparency about weather data.
The citizens of Cologne can look forward to the coming days as they closely monitor the rain and temperature maps.