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No rain ahead but make the most of the warmer temperatures

March 24, 2022
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While Thursday and Friday are set to be sunny and warm, and there is no rain on the radar until well into next week, it will be chillier in the days ahead, weather forecasters say.

The maximum temperature will be 17 Celsius on Friday and Saturday, but by the weekend there will be more cloud around and the temperature will drop from Sunday to around 13 Celsius.

The situation will be similar for the rest of the week, but the KNMI weather bureau says there maybe some rain on Wednesday. And from Wednesday night, it will be chillier and there could even be frost, due to the northerly winds, the KNMI says. Weerplaza and Weeronline paint a similar picture.

The KNMI’s long term forecast for early April is for colder weather with night frosts and possibility of wintry showers. Temperatures will start rising again towards the end of next week.

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