Overview
- KNMI’s yellow warning for Groningen, Drenthe and Overijssel is in effect through Monday afternoon for light snow and slippery roads, with 1–2 centimeters possible.
- Light snow was reported Monday morning in parts of the Achterhoek near the German border as a small snow zone moved west.
- From Tuesday a south-to-north band of precipitation is expected, likely falling as rain in many regions with temperatures above freezing, while the north stays cold enough for snow.
- A larger snow area is forecast to move in from Germany Wednesday evening into Thursday, though its track, timing and amounts remain uncertain.
- Daytime highs sit near 3–4°C with subfreezing nights and notable wind chill before a late-week rise toward 5–7°C; northern areas could see around 10 centimeters of accumulation through Friday, according to local meteorologists.