Overview
- The KNMI put most provinces under code yellow on Tuesday, with Zeeland reported as the only area without a warning.
- Forecasts call for convective lines moving southwest to northeast in the mid‑afternoon to early‑evening hours, roughly between 14:00 and 19:00, that can produce intense short‑duration rainfall, hail and wind gusts around 60–70 km/h.
- Meteorologists and regional forecasters emphasize large local variability, saying some towns could see severe impacts while nearby areas remain largely dry and urging people to follow local KNMI warnings and radar updates.
- The unsettled pattern marks a rapid shift from a warm, dry late spring to cooler early‑June conditions with daytime highs falling to about 18–22°C and repeated showers expected through midweek.
- Models show pressure rising toward the weekend, which should bring fewer showers and more dry, sunny intervals and reduce short‑term flood risk after the wet spell.