Good news! Temperatures of up to 27 degrees are returning to the Netherlands

Time to bring back the sunshine ☀️

The Netherlands is still split in two — sunny terraces down south, stubborn clouds up north.

But according to RTL Nieuws, that divide won’t last much longer. Summer is quietly working its way up the country, with more areas set to enjoy the warmth in the days ahead. ☀️

Sunshine wins, slowly but surely

This morning, the Netherlands couldn’t quite decide on the season. 👀

The north was stuck under clouds and drizzle, while the south already looked terrace-ready. The centre sat in between with brief sunny spells.

By this afternoon, however, sunshine will break through. The north will reach around 20 degrees, the centre 24 to 25 degrees, and the south can expect a summery 27 degrees. 😎

Tomorrow and the weekend: more sun, more warmth, more summer

Tonight will remain dry and mostly clear, with temperatures dropping gently to between 10 and 16 degrees. Perfect for a golden-hour bike ride or an evening drink outside. 🍷

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Friday brings even more sunshine, especially in the west. Inland areas may see a few clouds, but rain is unlikely. Expect 22 degrees in the north and up to 26 degrees in the south.

The weekend looks promising, with 25 degrees or more in many places, dry skies, and plenty of sunshine. Only the east may see a quick shower or thunderstorm on Sunday. ⚡

So, are you finally catching those long-awaited summer vibes, or are the clouds still hanging around your town? Share what it looks like from your window. 👇

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Federica Marconi
Federica Marconi
Federica was born in Rome but decided life wasn’t chaotic enough — so she moved to the Netherlands in 2019, right before a global pandemic (impeccable timing!). While mastering the art of coffee as a barista, she also conquered an MA in English Literature & Culture. She dreams of opening a literary café where books and coffee fuel deep conversations. Until then, she writes. And drinks a lot of coffee.

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