Belgium’s brief period of mild November weather will come to an abrupt halt as cold air pushes in from Sunday, bringing wintry showers, lower temperatures, and the season’s first chance of snow across higher terrains
Strong winds up to 120 km/h and heavy rainfall from Storm Benjamin hit Belgium on Thursday, disrupting transport and closing parks in Brussels. Authorities urged vigilance as flooding and fallen trees pose major risks across the country
The Royal Meteorological Institute (RMI) had initially issued a code yellow warning for slipperiness in the northern parts of the country on Monday, as temperatures were forecasted to drop to around freezing
According to the RMI, the tranquil blue skies that graced Monday morning will soon give way to cloud cover, with the first showers expected to make an appearance in various parts of Belgium during the morning hours
