This Sunday it is still fresh. The buzz is decreasing during the day and the sun shines more often. It just doesn’t get warmer than 15 to 17 degrees. In the evening the temperatures fall to 7 to 9 degrees in the interior and to 10 to 12 degrees on the coast.
The first days of the new week the wind is still blowing from the west, with which fairly cool air is supplied. The temperature rises daily to values between 16 and 20 degrees. “That makes it slightly colder than normal,” Weeronline outlines. “Normally the maximum temperature is around 20 degrees this time of year.”
Just keep the umbrella with you on Monday
It is useful not to store the umbrella for a while, because the wind from the sea now and then also leads showers. It will not be as wet as the Whitsun weekend, which makes these days quite suitable for undertaking an outdoor activity.
On Tuesday it stays dry, although it can still come to a single shower in the north, the temperature rises to 17 to 19 degrees on the coast and 20 to 22 degrees inland.
From Wednesday there is literally a different wind
On Wednesday, the wind is blowing from the east to southeast, with which warmer air is supplied. Wednesday afternoon it will be 22 to 25 degrees in many places with a lot of sunshine. Ideal weather to go outside.
,, It is advisable to bring enough sunburn. Between 11:00 and 16:00 the sun shines with UV index 6, which means that unprotected skin can burn in 15-25 minutes, “Weeronline says the lovers of the sun.
Tropical temperatures on Thursday
Thursday and Friday the temperatures only rise. Because the wind stays off, warmer air is being supplied. The afternoon temperature will be between 26 and 31 degrees these days.
“The air is becoming more humid, which increases the chance of a rain or thunderstorm,” Weeronline moderates a little bit of optimism. “But whether and where these showers will occur, it is not yet said.”
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