In most areas, high air temperatures will pose a moderate, and in the central and eastern interior, a very high health risk. Recommendations for protection from extreme heat, which should be implemented especially for chronically ill patients and the elderly population, are available on the DHMZ website. Good hydration and a light diet are recommended for everyone, UV protection outdoors, and physical activities should be adjusted to parts of the day with lower heat load.

Biometeorological conditions will be more favorable than in recent days, with a slight drop in temperatures in the interior, but local instability may still affect the energy levels of sensitive people. A warm night, which will prevent quality rest in many areas, may also contribute to increased daytime fatigue. There will still be a risk of a heat wave along the coast, so everyone is advised to protect themselves from the heat and avoid physical exertion during the hottest part of the day, and chronically ill and elderly people should continue to be especially careful.