Climate
High Chance of Record Temperatures in Coming Days: Up to 29 Degrees in the Southeast
The Netherlands is experiencing near-summer conditions with temperatures reaching up to 29 degrees Celsius in the southeast, creating a high probability of record highs for late September. On September 29, sunny skies will drive temperatures to 20–24 degrees by late morning and potentially 28–29 degrees in Limburg, surpassing previous records set in 1934. Warmth continues into September 30, particularly in Twente, before cooling slightly to around 21 degrees the following day. Normal autumn temperatures are approximately 17 degrees. The weekend brings calm weather with little wind and minimal precipitation, though local fog may form at night. Once the fog clears, mild autumn weather with intermittent sunshine and maximums around 21 degrees is expected.
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