The Netherlands will be sunny, dry and even warmer this week (no, it’s not April Fool’s)

Is this the new normal?

As an uncharacteristically dry and sunny March ends, you might be cautiously wondering if the Dutch weather’s gloomy old self is lurking around the corner.

Fear not! April will arrive with even more sun and warmth, reports RTL News.

12 hours of sunlight

If you haven’t quite adjusted to losing one hour’s sleep this weekend, we understand. Luckily, the longer, brighter days are here to cheer you up.

And that starts today! After a slightly cloudy start, it will remain sunny all day.

READ MORE | 5 ways you can tell that it’s FINALLY spring in the Netherlands

Temperatures remain cool, sitting at 10 degrees on the Wadden islands and 15 degrees inland.

The moderate northern wind keeps things fresh, but you won’t have to wait long for the perfect park lounging day. ☀👇

Just the beginning

No, we won’t be rid of the wind by tomorrow. But the sun is here to stay!

It will even climb two degrees warmer, with highs of 17 degrees in the south.

If you think that’s as good as it gets, think again. Thursday will be this week’s warmest day, reaching a whopping 20 degrees. 🥵

We’ll see some clouds and slightly colder weather again on the weekend — but still no rain!

Can you believe how good the weather has been lately? How have you been taking advantage of it? Let us know in the comments!

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Lina Leskovec
Lina Leskovec
Lina moved from Slovenia to the Netherlands in 2021. Three years in Amsterdam got her a Bachelor’s in Political Science and made her an advocate for biking in the rain. Her main expertise include getting the most out of her Museumkaart purchase and finding the best coffee spots in Amsterdam.

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