Last taste of summer today before the rain sets in

On Monday, the Netherlands will experience its final warm day before the onset of rain, with temperatures varying from 24°C along the coast to an impressive 29°C in Limburg and the eastern border, as reported by the KNMI. The weather forecast predicts a predominantly sunny afternoon accompanied by a brisk south-westerly wind, particularly along the southwestern coastline.

As evening approaches, clouds are expected to gather from the west, potentially leading to sporadic showers in certain areas. This trend will continue on Tuesday, when temperatures are anticipated to drop to a maximum of 18°C or 19°C, accompanied by overcast skies and an extended period of rainfall. Wednesday is also expected to be cooler, with persistent winds throughout the day.

By Thursday, the weather is projected to become drier, with temperatures around a comfortable 20°C during periods of sun. Moving forward, forecasters suggest a blend of sunshine and showers with temperatures typical of an average September, indicating that summer-like conditions are unlikely to return anytime soon. DutchNews operates without charge, thanks to the generous support of its readers.

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