While much of the country will enjoy relatively pleasant conditions, the IRM warns that rain will move in from the west during the night. However, higher regions such as the Hautes Fagnes are likely to remain dry overnight
Experts point to increased heating emissions and unfavorable weather conditions as key factors behind the deterioration. However, relief is on the horizon, with forecasts predicting an improvement in the coming days
This will cause temperatures to fall rapidly, leading to a risk of light frost across the country. The cold weather, coupled with the overnight drop in temperatures, is expected to bring about icy patches, especially in the eastern regions
By mid-June, authorities noted that 15 percent of those tested were positive, a stark contrast to the two percent positivity rate recorded just two months earlier. This sudden rise has prompted concern among national health officials and virologists
Philip De Buck, director of L’Îlot, a prominent non-profit association, described the current conditions as exceptionally challenging. "Rain is worse than the cold," he emphasized, noting a surge in the number of homeless seeking refuge and basic amenities such as hot showers and clean clothes
