Today (Friday) is the warmest 25 October since records began in 1892. David Dehenauw of the Royal Meteorological Institute (KMI) says that at around 2:45pm temperatures KMI’s Ukkel weather centre reached 19.4°C
Warmest 25 October on record as temperatures reach 19.4°C at the Ukkel Weather Centre
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The previous record high temperature for a 25 October (19.2°C) was set in 1949. The temperature could increase further during the coming hours so the new record could end up being even higher.
We can expect fine weather on Saturday too. The day will start off with fog or mist, particularly in western areas and the valleys of the Ardennes. In the afternoon it will be bright in most areas, but in the west it will be cloudy. Once again it will be very warm for the time of year with temperatures reaching between 15°C and 21°C.
Cooler from Sunday
On Sunday there will be periods of rain in central areas and particularly in the east. It will become drier as the day progresses. It will be dry everywhere will skies clearing from the west. Maximum temperatures will vary between 11°C and 16°C. Winds will be slight to moderate.
Monday will start off dull with low cloud and some localised mist. Skies will clear during ther course of the day, but in the west and northwest ik could remain cloudy with some rain. Maximum temperatures will reach between 11°C and 15°C. Winds will be slight to moderate.
Grey skies could be more persistent on Tuesday morning, but cloud will clear during the course of the day Tuesday. There could be some light rain in the west and northwest of the country. Maximum temperatures will be between 11°C and 15°C. Winds will be slight.