Whats up with the weather in germany???

global warming does not mean all of earth gets hotter together. it is gradual and awkward, b/c for instance, hotter temp by a few degrees at the north pole means glaciers melt. but that water is still very cold. as it warms, that heat gets transfered to the warmer water surrounding it, and air and lastly land (that one taking the longest). this makes everything colder for a short time, leading to awkward climate changes like the one you mentioned. the overall temp still raises, but not like a thermometer on a summer day. its more fluxuating. remember that large bodies of water take immense amounts of time to change temp. thats why the beach (wherever you may be) water is soo cold in the summer and warm in the winter (even though this change is about 3-6 degrees at most)

Snow in April is something that happens from time to time. I remember that it also snowed on April 15th, about 25 years ago. It was kind of weird because that day was the beginning of the "summer semester". However, the increasing number of heavy storms/hurricanes and the increased medium annual temperature are signs of changing weather patterns - not only in Germany.

From 1985 to 1989 I was stationed in Weisbaden. From 1992 to 1998 in Heidelberg. One thing I noticed was that what ever weather the Midwest in the Staes was having, woulkd show up in that part of germany about 3 weeks later or less. I think it had to do with the air currents, but it seemed to be true

lol I lived in Hamburg and Vilseck Germany for a good 4 years and let me just tell u. The weather can be out of control! Dont rely on warm sunny weather for a while.. usually up and down ALOT until around july with my own experience.. Rained quite often too.