While everything was going well Belgium side weather report these last two days with sunny weather and mild temperatures, some new disturbances seem about to appear.
The Belgians could hardly believe it, the return of the sun and the good weather which was supposed to last a good while made many people happy. However, the sky does not seem to be of the same opinion and even seems to reserve a bad surprise to citizens who still hoped to benefit from the clearings. Without further ado, here are the forecasts for the coming days.
Beautiful weather that didn’t last long enough
Finally benefiting from a more stable weather and seasonal temperatures, the Belgians will be quite disappointed when they discover the latest weather forecasts for the weekend. Indeed, meteorologist David Dehenauw reported hardly any good news, since the sky is expected to darken again, eliminating any hope of lasting good weather.
After having spent a pleasant start to the week with temperatures worthy of the summer season, everyone desperately wanted this good weather to last for a long time. But we have to believe not, unfortunately.
“Until Wednesday, the weather will remain summery. Tuesday and Wednesday we will reach 28 degrees,” the meteorologist explained to HLN. So far, so good, as we can hear. “But on Thursday, the risk of thunderstorms increases,” he specifies. “Friday and Saturday, there will be a risk of thunderstorms. The following week we will have showers occasional, with approximately 21 degrees in the center of the country,” he added.
Weather: What will happen in July?
As for the weather expected for the first weeks of July, the specialist does not seem to be very optimistic either. However, establishing accurate forecasts at this time remains quite difficult. We will therefore have to wait some time to have more precise information on the upcoming weather.
Explanations were still provided on this subject by this weather expert: “We should normally reach 23 degrees on average during this period, but we will not achieve this. We should rather be around 21 degrees. Since we had a lot of precipitation, the past nine months have been the wettest since records began, soggy ground will keep temperatures from soaring. Once the soil dries out, we could theoretically have heat wave, but it won’t be right away,” he said.
