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ICON model - Germany, Dewpoint at 2m

Check this dew point temperature map to understand moisture and humidity levels in the atmosphere. Dew point indicates the temperature at which air becomes saturated with water vapor.

Higher dew points reflect more humid conditions and greater rain or fog potential. Useful for forecasting discomfort levels and storm likelihood.

These charts are similar to those in WXCharts, Pivotal Weather, Wetterzentrale, and Tropical Bids.

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ICON model - Germany, Dewpoint at 2m