Magdeburg in Saxony-Anhalt is one of Germany's driest major cities with only around 490 mm of annual precipitation. Lying in the rain shadow of the Harz mountains, it catches little moisture from westerly winds, producing hot dry summers and frosty winters. Compare historical weather data for Magdeburg and see how the Elbe city's climate has developed.
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