Overview
- Forecasts show a brief late‑October warm peak on Friday with daytime highs up to about 24°C in parts of the southwest once morning fog lifts.
- A cold front moving in overnight into Saturday will bring widespread rain and a clear temperature drop to roughly 12–16°C across much of the country.
- North Sea and coastal areas should expect increasing winds with strong to possibly stormy gusts during the frontal passage and accompanying showers.
- Mornings will continue to feature fog and low stratus in valleys and lowlands and clear nights after the front may produce localized ground frost in sheltered spots.
- Models diverge after the weekend with many runs showing an Omega/blocking high rebuilding early next week that would restore sunshine but colder nights, while some operational runs hint at an uncertain larger storm around Oct. 27.