Two rivers are still in the flood alert phase this Sunday morning. It is the Senne and the Landre, in Hainaut. The peaks had to be reached this night in theory. The levels will normally decrease.
Two rivers are still in the flood alert phase this Sunday morning, according to the hydrometry site in Wallonia. It is about land and its tributaries, as well as the Senne and its tributaries.
For these two rivers, flow rates are still higher than the alert thresholds (floods with an impact on infrastructure and residents). Which justifies the maintenance of the phase.
Four other rivers are in the flood prior phase: time water and tributaries, the Haute Sambre and tributaries, the Sennette and the Charleroi Brussels canal.
For these rivers, the flows stabilize and remain greater than the pre -worn thresholds (outsourced outbursts undoubtedly).
The peaks were to be reached last night, the flows should then go back below the alert threshold this Sunday. The greatest caution is therefore recommended near the rivers, specifies the site of Walloon hydrometry.
The situation is regularly updated on the basis of the evolution of the situation and forecasts.
-Weather forecast
Ce Sunday morningthe last (sometimes winter) precipitation will gradually evacuate towards the Netherlands and Germany. In the south of the Sambre and Meuse groove, the low clouds will cling a little longer and then, as elsewhere, the sky will temporarily become more lenient with thinning and quite well of high clouds. Afternoon, the nebulosity will increase again from the west, followed by rains in the second half of the afternoon from the coast. The maximums will oscillate between 2 and 6 degrees.
This eveningit will temporarily be a little drier. At night, a new rain area will cross the country from France, accompanied by a strengthening of the wind. Indeed, it will become quite strong in locally strong in the southern sector, turning at the end of the night in the southwest sector with points of 60 to 80 km/h. The minima will be reached this evening, between 1 and 6 degrees.
Mondaythe fairly active rain zone will leave our country and will be followed by beautiful clarifieds (even sunny periods) but also cloudy fields that can give rise to showers. A thunderclap will not be excluded under these showers. The maximums will be between 7 or 8 degrees in Hautes-Fagnes and 11 degrees in Lower Belgium.
Mardithe sky will be very cloudy with some low rains or some showers. Later in the day, time will become drier from the coast, with more clearings. The maximums will be between 5 and 10 degrees.
Wednesdaythe weather will first be dry and fairly sunny, but then the cloudy fields will become more numerous and will be carrying rain. The maximums will be between 4 and 7 degrees.
Météo Météo forecast for flood alert watercourses
