Detailed Weather Forecast for Germany and every city in the world

A quick and easy way to get the weather forecast for your region updated in real time by meteorologists!

- Video weather presented by weather experts three times a day

- Weather forecast for the morning / afternoon / evening

- Rainfall radar

- Value of forecast reliability

- Probability of sunshine and precipitations

- Perceived temperature

- Average, mimimum and maximum temparature

- Wind force, wind direction, gust force

- Limit of snowfall

- Limit zero degrees

- Fog

- Graphics

- Humidity and pressure

Exposure for 10 days in landscape mode.

Select your city or location and all your favorite villages.

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Weather for Germany is a resource management and route-building board game where players act as weather forecasting companies competing to accurately predict the weather across Germany and transport weather data. The core gameplay revolves around collecting weather data cubes (representing different weather phenomena) from various regions and delivering them to specific cities based on contract cards. Players achieve this by strategically building railway tracks across the German landscape, connecting cities and facilitating the efficient transportation of their collected data.

The game board depicts a map of Germany divided into regions, each producing specific weather data cubes. Players start with a limited number of trains and railway tracks. Each turn, players can perform actions such as collecting weather data from a region, laying down new track segments, moving their trains along the tracks to deliver data, drawing new contract cards, or investing in improving their company's capabilities. The contract cards dictate which types of weather data need to be delivered to which cities, and successfully fulfilling these contracts earns players victory points.

The challenge lies in balancing the collection of the right weather data, efficiently building a railway network to connect the data sources with the target cities, and managing the limited resources of trains and tracks. Competition for optimal routes and weather data sources adds another layer of complexity. Furthermore, the game incorporates elements of risk management, as players need to anticipate future weather patterns and adjust their strategies accordingly. The player who accumulates the most victory points by the end of the game, through successfully fulfilling contracts and optimizing their weather forecasting network, wins.