Warmest September 29 on the Dutch Record: 28.6°C in Eindhoven, 25.9°C in De Bilt
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Warmest September 29 on the Dutch record: 28.6°C in Eindhoven, 25.9°C in De Bilt
Never before has it been this warm in the Netherlands on September 29 as it is this Tuesday. Tuesday broke the date record on two counts - the hottest spot in the country and the official reading at De Bilt - and Wednesday could fall too. Eindhoven reached 28.6 degrees, the highest reading reported anywhere on this date, after Maastricht hit 28.1 degrees earlier in the day. Both topped the old nationwide high of 28.0 degrees set in Winterswijk i…
Never before has it been as warm in the Netherlands on September 29 as it was this Tuesday. A temperature of 28.3 degrees was measured in Maastricht, reports Weeronline. This breaks the record from 1934: back then, it reached 28.0 degrees in Winterswijk on September 29. The national record for the date has also been broken, as the temperature in De Bilt reached 25.5 degrees during the afternoon.
Never before has it been as warm in the Netherlands on September 29 as it was this Tuesday. A temperature of 28.3 degrees was measured in Maastricht, reports Weeronline. This breaks the record from 1934: back then, it reached 28.0 degrees in Winterswijk on September 29. The national record for the date has also been broken, as the temperature in De Bilt reached 25.5 degrees during the afternoon.
After a warm Tuesday, it will be warm again in the Netherlands on Wednesday. In the west, temperatures will reach around 22 to 25 degrees, while temperatures of up to 28 degrees are expected in the east. Although the sun will shine, cloud cover will increase in the west during the afternoon, and a few showers will move across the country, particularly in the evening.
The daily record was broken today in Kleine-Brogel. The temperature rose to 28.5 degrees. Never before since measurements began has it been so warm there on September 29. This gives September a particularly summery ending.
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