Central European Rally: the latest forecast ahead of the rally
13th October 2025The World Rally Championship will return to Europe for the final time this season for the Central European Rally, and here is the weather forecast.
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The WRC will head to Germany for the upcoming tri-country event, consisting of stages in three countries: Germany, Austria and the Czech Republic, for the 12th round of the championship.
It marks the final return to Europe for the season before the sport heads to Japan and then Saudi Arabia for the final two rounds of the season. It also marks a return to asphalt conditions for back-to-back events in CER and Japan, after seven consecutive rounds on gravel.
Additionally, it will be the last time the CER will feature on the WRC calendar – as it currently stands – as the event has lost its place on next year’s calendar.
So, according to BBC weather, based around the Passau region – where the service park is located, what is the four-day forecast for the Central European Rally?
Thursday
On the opening day of the weekend, it is expected to be sunny, with pockets of sunny intervals. Temperatures would start as low as 4° and rise up to 12° by 2pm. There is currently no chance of rain.
Friday
The first full day will start misty, ahead of the day’s first stage, accompanied by light cloud before the sun breaks through in intervals. Temperatures will rise to 11°. No rain is expected for the second day of running.
Saturday
Saturday will start similarly to Friday, with a misty start to the day, before the sun breaks through with intervals of sun. Temperatures again will rise to as high as 11°, with no chance of rain.
Sunday
For the final day of the event, it is expected that the sun will be out in all its glory all day. Temperatures will start as low as 3° in the morning before rising to highs of 11°.
There is no chance of rain on Sunday, wrapping up what is expected to be a dry weekend.
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