We enjoyed a lovely late summer weather on Saturday with temperatures up to 29 degrees locally. But the weather is going to change. The KMI even gives a code yellow for tonight and tonight due to a local chance of heavy precipitation and gusts of wind.
Tonight and in the first part of the night it will be very cloudy with rain and showers from the southwest. In the western part of the country, thunderstorms should also be taken into account that can be intense and can be accompanied by a lot of rain in a short time and strong gusts of wind.
Except in the provinces of Limburg, Luxembourg and Liège, code yellow applies everywhere for this evening and the first part of the night.
The FPS Home Affairs will temporarily activate the number 1722 on Saturday due to the weather forecast and to avoid overloading the emergency services.
Anyone who has suffered storm or water damage requiring fire brigade assistance can submit a request via the e-counter www.1722.be or call 1722. 112 may only be called for potentially life-threatening situations.
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In the second part of the night it will become quieter and drier from France with wide clearings but locally also low cloud.
Sunday morning, broad clearings alternate with low cloud fields from which some drizzle is possible. In the afternoon, we will have some more sun. Towards evening, the cloud cover increases from the west and some light rain or a shower is possible towards the coast. The maximum temperatures are between 17 and 22 degrees with a moderate and in the west sometimes quite strong wind from south-southwest.
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Monday is often very cloudy with periods of rain and showers. In between there are also clearings. These become somewhat broader and more numerous during the day. The maximums are between 14 and 21 degrees. The wind blows moderately from southwest to west, veering to west to northwest and increasing to moderate to fairly strong, says the KMI. This is also the case on Tuesday.
From Wednesday it will become a lot cooler with maximum temperatures of up to 15 or 16 degrees.
