Heavy showers usher in the autumn weather
Thursday will continue to be wet after heavy rains on Wednesday evening, which have driven down temperatures across the country...
Heavy showers on Wednesday evening have ushered in autumn weather across the Netherlands, bringing with them lower temperatures than usual for this time of year. The Dutch weather institute KNMI predicts temperatures will reach a maximum of 15°C on Thursday, with a chance of thunderstorms in the west of the country. Despite the sun making an appearance in most places during the afternoon, winds will keep the air chilly.
Friday is expected to be cloudy with periods of heavy rain, particularly in the west where temperatures are forecasted to climb to 17°C due to warm ocean air. Autumn holidays for schools begin at the weekend, and the weather will remain cool and cloudy. The north of the country is likely to experience rain, but the days will become drier as the weekend progresses.
Highs are predicted to sit between 15°C and 19°C throughout the period. Dutch News relies on the generous support of its readers to provide free access to its news service, original features, and daily newsletters. The organization thanks all donors for their contributions and encourages those who have not yet made a donation to do so through the provided links.
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