Overview
- Temperatures have fallen to around 20–24°C as a low near Ireland and a southwest to west wind bring cooler, moister air inland.
- Rain is moving in from the northwest with light, drizzly periods that will shift eastward and thunderstorms expected today and tomorrow over Drenthe with a risk of heavy, short-duration downpours.
- The coming weekend looks largely moderate and mostly dry with spells of sun and daytime highs near seasonal averages of about 21–24°C and a stronger wind making coastal areas feel cooler.
- Forecast models now show high pressure and warm advection from southwest France developing in mid to late next week, which could push temperatures back above 25°C in some places though model solutions vary.
- Households are finding indoor temperatures more comfortable as buildings cool down slowly after the heat, and holiday plans may need flexibility while forecasters track whether the recent cool spell is only a brief interruption.