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Get out your sunscreen, this first day of May will go down in history as a summery spring day. Local temperatures in Limburg can reach as much as 27 degrees! And sun lovers should make the most of it because heavy showers with hail and thunder are predicted on Thursday, Weeronline reports.
After some rain and thunderstorms, we will have the hottest day of the year on Wednesday, according to Weeronline. “In the coastal areas it will be 19 to 23 degrees, but inland it can be warm in summer with more than 25 degrees in many places. In the far east, thermometers can even indicate 27 degrees locally.”
Due to a wind from the sea, it can again be noticeably fresher in a narrow strip along the coast. The maximum temperature here remains around 17 degrees.
Stuffy
Due to the high humidity it can feel a bit stuffy. In the evening it is not entirely excluded that a single (thunder) shower may occur in the south of the country, but for the time being all showers appear to fall outside our national borders.
Thursday starts quite pleasantly with plenty of sunshine, but cloud cover gradually increases during the morning. In the afternoon there will be heavy showers everywhere, with hail and thunder possible. “Normal values for the beginning of May are between 13 and 18 degrees, but on Thursday we are still dealing with maximum temperatures of more than 20 degrees in many places in the country,” Weeronline predicts.
There will also be showers on Friday and it will be much cooler than the days before. The maximum temperatures will then be between 13 and 17 degrees.
