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Tomorrow is set to be a summer’s day, but the rain is back again later

May 16, 2017

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Tuesday is the first official summer’s day of the year, with the temperature topping 25 degrees in Eindhoven, weather bureaus said.

Wednesday is forecast to be a summer’s day nationwide, with the temperature reaching as high as 29 degrees in the south. It will also remain dry with plenty of sun.

The summer weather is shortlived, however. Thursday and Friday will be cooler again, with showers and the temperature dropping back to around 17 degrees. The picture is similar at the weekend.

The KNMI long range forecast says there is likely to be little change towards the end of the month.

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