It’s a great time to fly a kite, a bad time to… do literally anything else outside. The KNMI (Royal Dutch Weather Institute) warns residents of some Dutch provinces of strong winds on Wednesday, November 27.
Wanna know if you’re affected? Let’s find out.👇
Keep your hats… off
According to the AD, Dutch coastal regions have had an ongoing code yellow warning since Monday.
On Wednesday, the following areas will share their struggle:
- Zeeland,
- South Holland,
- North Holland,
- The Wadden Islands,
- The IJsselmeer area,
- Flevoland,
- Friesland,
- Groningen,
- Drenthe, and
- Overijssel
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Wind gusts will be moving from the southwest to the northeast of the country, reaching up to 100 kilometres per hour on the coast and 80 km/h inland.
Experts also warn that the wind may affect road and air traffic. Needless to say, cycling won’t be the easiest task either. Maybe stick to public transport until Thursday rolls around. 🚃
How do you survive the windiest Dutch days? Let us know in the comments!
