KMI warns with code yellow to slipperiness and fog, but after freezing cold the temperature is already rising: 17 degrees on the way

Tonight there are again (winter) showers over the west of the country and in the Ardennes. With the exception of the coastal region it is freezing everywhere. By freezing the precipitation on the road surface, locally slippery can arise, especially in the northwest of the country. That is why from tonight 9 pm to Thursday morning, 8 hours of Geel Code is in force in East and West Flanders, except on the coast.

There is also more low clouds with the chance of mist or fog. This can limit the vision to less than 200 meters, so that the RMI in much of the country also proclaims code yellow for fog to 10 hours.

The changeable weather will continue tomorrow. It is varying to heavily cloudy with a few showers. Near the border with Luxembourg there is also a chance of some rain or winter precipitation. The temperatures still score substandard with values ​​between 4 and 8 degrees.

Clares and cloud fields alternate on Friday with a local chance of a few spring showers. There can also be some snow in the High Fens and in the morning the low clouds along the north flank of the Ardennes can ensure a reduced view. In the afternoon there are sometimes wide clearings on the sea. It stays very fresh with maxima around 7 degrees with a moderate but good wind.

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After another cold night with ground prince in most regions, the weekend starts again changing cloudy with (on the sea wide) clearings and especially many cloud fields in the Ardennes. It will remain dry on Saturday, although some light winter precipitation is not excluded in the east of the country. The Maxima still score substandard with values ​​between 1 or 2 degrees in the High Fens and 7 degrees in Belgian Lorraine, with a moderate and fairly powerful northeast wind. On Sunday it will be cloudy alternately and it will remain predominantly dry, with maxima up to 9 degrees.

Next week, especially in the north of the country, it sometimes starts heavily cloudy, while the south will see the sun more often on Monday. The maxima are around 7 degrees in the Ardennes and between 8 and 10 degrees elsewhere. On Tuesday it will probably get sunny everywhere with maxima up to 13 degrees, after which the temperatures continue to climb further. On Wednesday, high clouds will come in from France, which means that the sun is increasingly veiled. It may remain dry and becomes sensitive softer with maxima up to 17 degrees. According to the RMI, the first indications for long -term expectation also indicate the supply of maritime air and soft temperatures with maxima around 17 degrees. However, it remains unstable with an increased chance of precipitation.