According to Weeronline, temperatures do not get higher than 15 degrees. The many clouds and sturdy south wind have their influence on the temperature. Nowhere is it more warmer than a 13 or 14 degrees.
That wind increases to moderate and sometimes quite powerful above land, but a hard south wind is possible by the sea later in the day. “As a result, it feels a lot colder than indicating the thermometers,” Weeronline warns.
The day is gray with rain from the southwest. However, most precipitation is waiting for in the evenings.
During the night to Saturday it rains for a long time: in the wettest regions there are 10 to 20 millimeters of precipitation. This can be up to and including Saturday morning to very local 25-30 mm. During the morning hours, a narrow, but intensive rip line quickly pulls from west to east over our country. This can also prevent short -lived gusts of wind. At the sea, speeds are possible up to 85 km per hour, inland mostly 70-75 km per hour.
Weekend it keeps blowing firmly
The sun shines regularly both on Saturday afternoon and Sunday, but also mowing with a thunderstorm with the sea. The afternoon temperatures fluctuate around 15 degrees and it continues to blow firmly. Right by the sea, the wind can occasionally be hard or stormy, but really heavy gusts of wind are probably left out. The highest wind speeds are now expected above the Northern Sea and will probably miss us.