The Royal Meteorological Institute (KMI) issued a Code Yellow weather warning for slippery conditions in the south and east of the country on Friday. On Friday morning those of you that live in Limburg, Flemish Brabant, Antwerp Province, Brussels and Wallonia will have noticed that it was somewhat slippery under foot and on the roads. There was mist too in some areas.
Slippery conditions and mist in the south and east of Belgium on Friday morning
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Saturday too will start off cloudy with localised freezing fog, particularly in the Ardennes. For the most part it will remain dry with a few drops of rain or flakes of snow here and there. Maximum temperatures will vary from -1°C on the High Fens in the east of Liège Province to 4°C in central areas and 5°C or 6°C at the coast.
Sunday will start off grey with freezing mist, particularly in the Ardennes. In the afternoon the chance of brighter spells will increase. However, there is also a chance of wintery showers, particularly in upland areas. Winds will be moderately strong in coastal areas.
Monday
On Monday the weather will be changeable with clear spells interspersed with cloud. There will be some showers, particularly in the northeast. The showers could be wintery in nature and will fall as snow in the Ardennes. Top temperatures will reach between -2°C and 5°C. Winds will be moderate and westerly in inland areas and moderately strong at the coast.
Tuesday
Tuesday will be dry and there will be more sun. However, in the Ardennes it will be overcast for a time. It will be quite cold with top temperatures of 1°C or 2°C in northern and central areas and between -3°C and 0°C in the Ardennes.