A code yellow was issued on Tuesday morning in five Dutch provinces due to locally dense fog. Noord-Holland, Utrecht, Gelderland, Overijssel, and Flevoland are affected.
According to the KNMI (Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute), the fog banks may be misleading, as visibility can vary from place to place, reports NU.nl. So, pas op!
Moody weather
After breaking several records over the weekend, the Dutch weather is once again struggling to make up its mind. 🎢
After the fog lifts later on in the morning, the first half of the day is set to be dry, with little sun.
And it wouldn’t be the Netherlands if there wasn’t also wind.
While the rest of the country will see weak to moderate winds, wind near the coast will be strong, with guts of wind of up to 85 kilometres per hour. 💨
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Later on in the day, we’ll also see *drumroll please* … some rain, of course! 🌧️ Temperatures will rise to about 8 or 9 degrees Celsius.
But ditch the sweaters
Both the wind and the rain are here to stay (at least for a little bit), but so are the mild temperatures. 🌡️
A tale of two types of weather this week across Europe; with positive heights across southern portion, above average temps will occur through this week while below average temps & stormy weather shift into Northern Europe (i.e. UK, Denmark, Netherlands, etc).
— Meteologix.com (@meteologix) January 2, 2023
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Tomorrow’s weather will be just as impulsive, with strong winds and lots of rain, and temperatures ranging between 11 and 13 degrees.
How are you going to spend the gloomy day? Tell us in the comments!
