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Temperatures to rise this weekend after unsettled days

Temperatures to rise this weekend after unsettled days

After several unsettled days, temperatures in Amsterdam are set to rise this weekend, reaching a peak of 21 degrees with sunshine on Saturday. While Sunday remains warm, rain is expected, and high grass pollen levels may affect hay fever sufferers.

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