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As the weekend wraps up, the Netherlands braces for a week of inclement weather, with rain and wind dominating the forecast. Following a brief respite over the winter weekend, Monday sees a return to stormy conditions, as per the latest weather reports.
NU.nl reports that the country can expect "heavy rain and strong winds" throughout Monday, with the weather set to continue in a similar vein for the rest of the week. This follows a weekend that saw a lull in the bad weather, providing a window of opportunity for outdoor activities.
However, Tuesday may bring more than just rain and wind. According to AD, there’s a chance of snow showers, exacerbated by strong gusts of wind. The Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute (KNMI) has issued a code yellow alert due to these heavy windstorms, which could cause significant disruption, especially in rural or coastal areas.
Utrecht residents have been warned to expect "severe wind gusts," according to RTV Utrecht. The province is set to face "windstorm conditions" throughout Monday, with potential impacts including toppled trees and power outages.
In the north of the country, Omrop Fryslân reports that strong winds are expected to cause flooding in lower-lying areas, with road closures possible. Code yellow weather alerts are again in effect for Tuesday.
With the weather expected to remain stormy throughout the week, it’s crucial to stay informed and take necessary precautions. Keep an eye on local updates and follow the advice of weather experts to stay safe in the coming days.
