The weather is set to improve during the coming days with Flanders set to get a first taste of spring on Wednesday. During the rest of Tuesday, it will become dry with cloud clearing from the west and the south from the late afternoon. It will be warmer than in recent days with temperatures reaching 15°C in western areas.
There will be no shortage of sun on Wednesday. It will be warm for time of year with temperatures reaching between 17°C and 19°C in Flanders.
Winds will be slight to moderate south-easterly.
The rest of the week
Thursday will see cloud increasing from the west, but there will still be some sun. There could be a localised shower particularly in westen areas. Maximum temperatures will reach 12°C or 13°C on the High Fens and 16°C in the Kempen area in Antwerp and Limburg Provinces.
On Friday a front will cross the country from the west. Initially there will be cloud and rain, but this will clear from the west as the day progresses. Top temperatures will reach 13°C or 14°C in western areas. The south-westerly winds will be moderate inland and moderately strong in coastal areas.
Saturday will start off dry with bright spells. Cloud will gather as the day progresses. They could well be a shower of rain in the east. Top temperatures will reach between 7°C and 12°C.
Sunday and Monday will be mainly dry with bright spells interspersed with cloud. Maximum temperatures will range between 9°C and 14°C. Winds will be slight to moderate.