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Spring gains ground: dry and sunny Easter ahead, 20 degrees next week (and that’s no joke)

Spring gains ground: dry and sunny Easter ahead, 20 degrees next week (and that’s no joke)

The Netherlands is set to experience dry and sunny weather for the upcoming Easter weekend, with temperatures expected to rise to 20 degrees Celsius next week. This shift marks a more stable transition into spring weather across the country.

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

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