We will see these kinds of scenes in many places on Liberation Day. Photo: Adobe Stock / Frouwina Harmanna
After a changeable Remembrance Day, much better weather is planned for this Liberation Day. You can read here what kind of weather you can expect in your region.
Liberation Day starts with quite big differences between the northern and southern half of our country. In the south it is dry with a mix of clouds and sun. It can be a bit misty in the early morning. It is still quite chilly at first with temperatures around or just below 10 degrees. In the northern half it will be cloudy and showery rain will fall during the morning.
Poncho probably only needed in the far north
Still, things look very favorable for almost the entire country in the afternoon. Most festivals don’t start until after noon and in the afternoon the last rain leaves the country quite quickly via the north. Locally, a few showers are possible in the northern half during the afternoon, but here too dry moments will ultimately dominate.
In the center and south it will remain dry all afternoon with plenty of room for the sun. Here we also find the highest temperatures with 16 to 18 degrees. In the north it is slightly less warm at 14 or 15 degrees. The wind is moderate and comes from westerly directions. All in all, good prospects if you plan to go out!
In the evening, cloud cover will gradually increase in the south and a few showers are not excluded during the evening.
You can read all the details about the weather in the coming days in our extensive weather report.
Apply against the sun
Are you at a festival all day? Make sure you apply sunscreen. The sun is quite strong with sun force 4. In the southern half the sun even reaches sun power 5. Unprotected skin can burn within 15 minutes.
Also read: this is the power of the sun
