Code yellow

A yellow weather warning is in place across several eastern and southern provinces this Friday afternoon and evening, with heavy thunderstorms expected to hit Groningen, Drenthe, Overijssel, Gelderland, North Brabant, and Limburg. Coming into effect at 4.00 pm, the alert from the KNMI warns of severe downpours, potential hail, and sudden wind gusts reaching up to approximately 45 mph (75 km/h). The meteorological institute expects the adverse conditions to clear by around 10.00 pm, though localised flooding could cause minor disruptions to travel and outdoor activities during the peak hours of the storm.

A "code yellow" warning is in place for snow and ice across the southern half of the Netherlands tonight and Thursday morning. Up to 5 cm of snow could settle in some areas, leading to difficult travel conditions before temperatures rise later in the day.

Airlines at Schiphol Airport have begun cancelling flights as the Netherlands prepares for significant snowfall this Sunday. The move follows a national weather warning and aims to prevent travel disruption for passengers before they arrive at the airport.

The KNMI has issued a nationwide code yellow warning as snow spreads across the Netherlands this Sunday. Southern provinces expect a thaw by evening, but northern regions face icy conditions until early Monday morning.

Code yellow for most of the county.