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Weather shock in Cologne: Rain front brings cool temperatures and gusts!
Current weather overview for Cologne-Stammheim on October 28th, 2025: Overcast skies, light rain and temperatures up to 16°C.
Weather shock in Cologne: Rain front brings cool temperatures and gusts!
A look at the weather in Cologne today, October 28, 2025, shows that we can expect a pretty varied day. From 12 p.m. onwards the sky will initially be overcast and light rain may fall in isolated cases. But don't worry, it will be dry most of the day, even if the clouds don't want to go away. The maximum temperature reaches a pleasant 16°C, although we should expect a 62% chance of rain. Temperatures of around 14°C in Hürth and 15°C in Cologne-Stammheim are forecast for the evening.
It will remain overcast overnight and there may be occasional light rain, with temperatures dropping to a mild 13°C. Moderate south-easterly winds occasionally bring strong gusts, giving the weather a certain zing. But what will happen tomorrow? On Tuesday we can expect mostly cloudy skies with some light precipitation. The temperatures range between 15°C in Brauweiler West 2 and 16°C in Ville Ost 2, accompanied by a weak to moderate southerly wind.
The trend for the next few days
A look at the weather forecast for the coming days gives hope for less rain. It will remain dry on Wednesday night and temperatures could drop to a mild 11°C. On Wednesday itself we can expect a similar picture to the previous days: almost cloudy and dry with a maximum temperature of 15°C, accompanied by the well-known southeast wind, which repeatedly brings strong gusts into the city. So if you plan to go outside, you should definitely have an umbrella with you, even if things might get better soon.
Speaking of precipitation, if we take a look at the weather statistics for the last 20 years, they tell us that there was no precipitation on October 21 in 2024, while five years ago 5 mm fell on this day. The average is around 3 mm, which definitely speaks for autumn 2025.
Web data and data protection
The weather data presented in an environment as dynamic as ours comes, among other things, from platforms such as Meteostat, which attach great importance to the careful handling of personal data. This platform processes anonymized information to provide users with even more accurate weather forecasts. The German Weather Service (DWD) also offers comprehensive climate data that is extremely valuable from a historical perspective. If you would like to find out more about the historical weather conditions, you can look directly at the DWD, where a selection of data from the last 550 days and much other relevant information is available.
For everyone who likes to keep an eye on current developments: stay tuned, because as we all know, the weather is never still and the next forecast could look completely different. Whether it's sunny or raining - you should always take a look out the window before planning your way out the door.