“Get your weather question answered by Farid: Is Thursday going to be dry?”

Stephanie, the weather on Thursday will be complicated due to a pocket of cold air inducing numerous showers. Some drier weather may occur early in the morning, but the showers will arrive around 10-11 a.m. in Hainaut. The showers will be brief, but strong with occasional beautiful gaps prevailing in the late afternoon/early evening. The temperature will be mild at 14 to 15°C, but the southwest wind will blow up to 65 km/h in gusts, which will be unpleasant. It is advised to start early or from the end of the afternoon to avoid the hectic period in-between and to cover up.

On Wednesday, the morning will be mild with an alternating sky and dry weather. There will still be medium clouds with a milky atmosphere near France. It will be 10 to 12°C around noon in the plain. A warm front will approach Hainaut and Flanders, resulting in scattered and localized fine rains during midday. Brabants, the capital, and Namur will be affected while Liège and the Ardennes won’t be affected much. After 2-3 p.m., it will clear up near France and some openings will occur from Hainaut to Flanders and south of Namur and Luxembourg. The maxima will be the highest with 15 to 17°C against 12 to 14°C in the east and north. The wind will blow from the southwest up to 45 km/h in gusts, but the feeling will be mild. The evening will be dry except for one or the other localized shower.

Hi Stephanie! It’s going to be a bit complicated, because we’re expecting a lot of instability this Thursday. A pocket of cold high altitude air will pass over the country, which will induce the formation of numerous showers. Perhaps drier weather in the early morning, but the first showers will arrive around 10-11 a.m. in Hainaut. They will be brief, but sometimes strong and interspersed with beautiful gaps which will tend to prevail in the late afternoon/early evening. It will be mild with 14 to 15°C, but the southwest wind blowing up to 65 km/h in gusts will be unpleasant. Either start as early as possible or from the end of the afternoon since between the two it will be quite hectic and you will have to plan to cover yourself, courage.

Wednesday’s weather

We will already enjoy a beautiful mildness in the morning under an alternating sky and dry weather. Still quite a few medium clouds and often a very milky atmosphere, even very cloudy near France. It will already be 10 to 12°C around noon in the plain. At midday, a warm front will approach Hainaut and Flanders giving fairly scattered and localized fine rains while Brabants and the capital and Namur will be rather affected in the middle of the afternoon (there will not be much left). in Liège and the Ardennes).

After 2-3 p.m., it will clear up again near France with drier weather and some openings from Hainaut to Flanders and south of Namur and Luxembourg. This is where the maxima will be the highest with 15 to 17°C against 12 to 14°C in the east and north. The wind will still blow from the southwest sector up to 45 km / h in gusts but the feeling will be mild. In the evening, it will be dry before one or the other localized shower.



Overall, the weather forecast for Thursday looks like it will be one to contend with. With unstable conditions due to a passing pocket of cold air, we can expect multiple showers throughout the day, accompanied by strong gusts of wind up to 65 km/h. However, the weather will have its bright spots too, with beautiful gaps in the showers and mild temperatures reaching 14 to 15°C. It is recommended to either start early or wait until later in the afternoon to avoid the chaotic mid-day period. On the other hand, Wednesday will see alternating skies and dry weather in the morning, with warm fronts and scattered rains approaching in the afternoon. The evening promises to be dry before a localized shower hits. Whether you’re planning an outdoor activity or simply stepping out for groceries, it’s always important to dress appropriately and stay safe in whatever weather conditions come your way.

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