People will feel the spring until Tuesday, then winter will return with severe cold.
The Netherlands is enjoying a brief glimpse of spring with clear skies and temperatures reaching around 10 degrees Celsius, but this mild period will not last. The northern regions remain colder, between 3 and 7 degrees Celsius, giving a slight feeling of spring.
Monday will remain dry and sunny across the country, but by Tuesday, clouds will increase, bringing rain from the southwest. This gray and rainy period indicates the start of more turbulent weather after a pleasant week.
On Wednesday and Thursday, there will be little sunshine, and rain will fall frequently. In the northeast, temperatures may finally reach the tens for the first time in weeks, although most of the country will experience cloudy skies and continuous rain.
The mild weather will disappear on Friday, as daytime temperatures drop to just a few degrees above zero. Nights will experience light frost, especially in the inland areas, and the rain will turn into winter weather, with wet snow expected in several regions.
Roads are likely to be slippery with the possibility of weather warnings as winter returns. Residents are advised to prepare for sudden changes, from sunny skies to icy conditions, in just a few days.