Belgium will experience a transition from cool, unsettled conditions to a period of warmer weather toward the end of the week, according to meteorological forecasts. While light rain is expected in some areas through Thursday, temperatures are projected to climb significantly by Saturday, reaching up to 28 °C before a potential return of precipitation on Sunday.
Mid-week weather patterns and temperature shifts
The period between Wednesday night and Thursday morning will bring light rain in parts of the country, with overnight minimums ranging from 6 to 7 °C in the Ardennes valleys to 16 or 17 °C along the coast. Winds are expected to remain light, though conditions will be moderate at the seaside.
Thursday will begin with overcast skies and the possibility of light rain. By the afternoon, cloud cover is expected to dissipate, resulting in dry, sunny conditions by the evening. Daytime temperatures will reach 19 to 20 °C on the coast and in the Ardennes, while the Campine region may see highs between 24 and 25 °C.
Did You Know? Low clouds and fog are expected to develop in the northern regions and the Ardennes valleys late Thursday night, as temperatures drop to between 5 and 14 °C.
Friday and weekend temperature outlook
Friday morning is likely to start with clouds and light rain, followed by clearing skies throughout the day. Temperatures are expected to reach maximums between 21 and 26 °C under light winds.
Warmth will increase on Saturday, with temperatures potentially reaching 28 °C alongside sunny intervals. However, there is a growing risk of rain showers by the end of the day.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the expected temperatures on Thursday?
Temperatures will range from 19 to 20 °C in the Ardennes and on the coast, reaching up to 25 °C in the Campine.
Will it be sunny this weekend?
Saturday is forecast to be sunny with temperatures up to 28 °C, though there is an increasing risk of rain showers by the end of the day.
What is the outlook for Sunday?
The IRM expects a possible return of rain on Sunday.
How are you planning to adjust your outdoor activities given the shifting forecast?
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