The Netherlands is still under thick fog and it looks like it isn’t going anywhere. KNMI has issued a code yellow warning for the same. It has reduced visibility so much that there was a huge chain crash in Friesland. One person was killed and 19 people were injured.
Fog combined with fireworks and freezing temperatures are causing big problems in the Netherlands at the moment… @Kachelmannwettr @Kachelmann @FreiburgerJungs @OakCreekWx @MattHugo81 @JimCantore @ScottDuncanWX @MeteoGib @Meteovilles @StormchaserUKEU https://t.co/yhioojOHiB
— Meteo-Nederland (@SevereWeather_N) December 31, 2019
It’s going to be grey and the clouds are going to stick around but I think we’re all already used to this. If you are disappointed then just remember that there is nothing more typical than grey Dutch weather.
There is fog in Netherlands but u can see some fireworks! pic.twitter.com/CqzdwLPCQy
— ???????83? (@Chitonfya) December 31, 2019
KNMI also issued a code red around midnight in Drenthe, Groningen and Friesland when visibility was as low as 10 metres in a lot of places. But things have improved since then. The code red has been changed to code yellow at around 4 am, so you might just be in the clear.
⚠️ | Ga niet de weg op als dat niet hoeft. Op veel plaatsen komt dichte #mist voor. Moet je toch de weg op? Pas dan je rijstijl aan. pic.twitter.com/7gY2L3sAR6
— Rijkswaterstaat Verkeersinformatie (@RWSverkeersinfo) December 31, 2019
If you’re anywhere but Zeeland, know that visibility is less than 200 meters. Try to stay off the roads, and enjoy this new year’s day indoors because it’s bad out there. However, KNMI believes it is going to get better as the day progresses.
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