Harsh Winds Bring Back Geel in Code Yellow, Snow Threat Returns
BRUSSELS — After a brief respite, Belgium finds itself under a code yellow warning once more, this time due to harsh winds sweeping across the region. The Royal Meteorological Institute (RMI) has issued the warning, effective from late Wednesday evening until Thursday morning.
The strong winds, which are expected to reach speeds of up to 77 km/h, might cause some disruption, including fallen trees and power outages. The RMI advises precautions, such as securing loose objects and being cautious while driving.
Adding to the uneasy forecast, there’s also a rekindled threat of snow, particularly in the higher regions of the country. While no specific figures have been given, accumulations could reach notable levels, making travel treacherous and further complicating any cleanup efforts from the recent storm.
Residents and commuters are urged to monitor updates and plan accordingly, keeping safety at the forefront. This unpredictable weather is a stark reminder of the challenges posed by winter, and the importance of preparedness.
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