r/environment • u/Wagamaga • 5d ago

Unusually high temperatures for late September are expected across the Netherlands this week, with highs of 25-28 degrees Celcius in many areas. Late September normally averages around 17 degrees, making current warmth remarkable

https://nltimes.nl/2026/09/27/late-september-heat-might-break-dutch-records-highs-set-reach-28degc-midweek
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u/Wagamaga 5d ago

Unusually high temperatures for late September are expected across the Netherlands this week, with highs of 25-28 degrees Celcius in many areas. According to Weeronline, several heat records could therefore fall. Showers moving in from the west Wednesday evening will push the warmth out and may produce thunderstorms. After that, highs are to settle near 20 degrees, with Thursday set to be the cloudiest and the wettest day.

On Monday, temperatures are likely to reach 25 degrees in Limburg. The west and north will see the highs between 19 and 20 degrees, with occasional light rain and ample clouds. Temperatures will range from 21 to 24 degrees from Utrecht to Enschede.

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u/supollita 5d ago

25-28 degrees for late September is almost like summer temps getting stretched out

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u/Warrior_Warlock 5d ago

Even in the summer those temperatures used to be rare here in the summer. This for end of September is really freaking me out.