January 2025 was exceptionally wet in Belgium, breaking records for rainfall. With a staggering 153.9 mm of rain recorded in Ukkel by January 30, it raises the question: will February bring a welcome change?
- January experienced record rainfall in Ukkel.
- Previous record was from January 2004.
- February starts dry with no rain forecasted.
- Rain chances increase later in February.
- Wind direction shifts to south-southwest.
Will February Bring Drier Weather After January’s Record Rainfall?
After an incredibly rainy January, many are left asking if February will be any better. The forecast indicates that the first few days of February should remain dry, providing some relief from the deluge experienced last month.
What to Expect in Early February: A Dry Start and Beyond
The early days of February promise to be dry with no rain expected on Saturday and Sunday. As we move into the week, Monday and Tuesday will also remain clear before light showers are predicted midweek.
The Impact of Recent Weather Patterns on Daily Life
The heavy rains in January have affected various aspects of life in Belgium. From transportation delays to potential flooding concerns, how can residents prepare for these changes?
- Stay informed about local weather updates.
- Avoid flooded areas when traveling.
- Check drainage systems around homes to prevent water buildup.
- Be prepared for possible disruptions due to weather changes.
The Long-Term Forecast: Will Rain Return Later This Month?
The KMI’s long-term forecast suggests that while the beginning of February is dry, there’s an increasing chance of rain later in the month as winds shift direction. How might this affect your plans for outdoor activities?
This fluctuation underscores the importance of staying vigilant about evolving weather conditions throughout February.