paroolSep 28, 2026, 05:33

Exceptionally warm weather for late September: temperatures could reach 25 degrees on Tuesday

The Netherlands is currently experiencing an unseasonable heat wave driven by warm air currents from Southern Europe. Temperatures are set to climb significantly across the country, with some regions reaching nearly 30 degrees before cooling slightly midweek.

The Netherlands is experiencing unseasonably warm weather as temperatures rise significantly for late September. While the week began with cooler conditions in the west and north, parts of the country are reaching summer-like highs. Specifically, Amsterdam saw a maximum of 20 degrees on Monday, with temperatures expected to climb further. Meteorological experts note that these high temperatures are unusual for the season, as the norm typically hovers around 17 degrees.

Warm air from Southern Europe is being pushed into the country by a southerly wind, contributing to the heat wave that could see temperatures reach nearly 30 degrees in the southern region of Limburg. In Amsterdam, the mercury is expected to peak at 25 degrees on Tuesday. Forecasters attribute this trend to both the current wind patterns and the broader impact of climate change. A brief period of rainfall is expected by Wednesday evening, leading to a slight cooling effect, though temperatures are anticipated to remain mild for the remainder of the week.

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Based on reporting by parool. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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