The weather will be generally dry this Monday, with partly cloudy skies. It will be mild with maximums of 14 to 20 degrees, according to the IRM forecast at dawn.
Early this morning there will still be a few localized showers. Then, the weather will remain dry in most regions with skies divided between clearings and cloudy periods. In the south-east of the country, the sky will remain quite cloudy with still some light precipitation locally. During the afternoon, cloudiness will increase from France, then rain will invade the south-east of the country at the end of the afternoon. The maxima will vary between 14 or 15 degrees in Upper Ardennes and 19 or 20 degrees in Lower and Middle Belgium. The moderate south-southwest wind will return to the south-southeast.
This evening, sustained rains will invade the country from the south. These rains will still water the country at the start of the night, then the weather will generally become dry again. At the end of the night, large clearings could possibly appear, especially in the west of the country. The minimums will vary between 13 and 16 degrees.
Tuesday, cloudiness will be variable to sometimes heavy. The weather will remain generally dry but some isolated light precipitation cannot be ruled out. The maximum temperatures will vary between 14 and 19 degrees with a moderate south to southwest wind.
