It will blow firmly in the Netherlands on Saturday. This is due to the remains of Hurricane Humberto. The sturdy gusts of wind start in the night from Friday to Saturday and keep it all day. On Sunday the wind weakens and calmer weather is expected.
“The gusts of around 75 kilometers per hour start on the coast in the night from Friday to Saturday,” says Weerplaza-Meteorologist Berend van Straaten to Nu.nl.
“During the day on Saturday we will probably have to deal with the wind throughout the country, not only by the sea anymore. In some places, these gusts of wind can then reach a speed of 80 to 90 kilometers per hour.”
According to Van Straaten, things that you have loose in the garden can blister due to gusts of that caliber. “For example, garbage cans and umbrellas. But I don’t expect the streets to be full with fallen trees. It doesn’t come to a storm either, for that you need an average of wind force 9. That doesn’t seem to be the case.”
On Sunday, the wind decreases again and is quietly predicted in the interior. On the coast it is still windy with the occasional wind force 7. Rain and sun alternate each other during the weekend.
After -hurricane hurricane are more often about the Netherlands
Earlier this week, Humberto was active above the Atlantic Ocean with wind speeds around 180 kilometers per hour as hurricane of the third category. The storm is heading north, so that the United Kingdom experiences the most consequences. “In Scotland it is really about gusts up to 150 kilometers per hour, so very boisterous,” says Van Straaten. “With us it is also boisterous, but it is really a bit heavier there.”
It happens more often that the after -effects of a hurricane rage over the Netherlands. “Those hurricanes make the crossing from the Caribbean to Europe, but are no longer a hurricane. They come over colder seawater and therefore lose their tropical properties. It can still cause a very strong storm, but it no longer has any features of a hurricane.”
It will be QUITY Windy in the Netherlands on Saturday. This is due to the remnants of Hurricane Humberto. The Strong Gusts of Wind Will Start On The Night from Friday to Saturday and Will Last All Day. The Wind Will Weaken on Sunday and Calmer Weather is expected.
“The Gusts of Wind of Around 75 kilometers per hour start on the coast on the night from Friday to Saturday,” Weerplaza Meteorologist Berend van Straaten Told Nu.nl.
“Duration the day on Saturday, we will probably have to deal with the gusts of wind through the country, not just at sea. In some places, these gusts or wind can reach a speed of 80 to 90 kilometers per hour.”
Accordance to Van Straaten, Things That Are Loose in Your Garden Can Be Blown about by Gusts of Wind of That Caliber. “Garbage Cans and Parasols, For Example. But I Don’t Expect the Streets to Be Full Of Blown about Trees. It won just come to a storm, Because you need an Average Wind Force of 9 For That. That Doesn’t Seem to Be the Case.”
On Sunday the Wind Will Decrease in Strength Again and Calm Weather is forecast inland. On the coast it will still be QUITY WITY WITH OCCASional Wind Force 7. Rain and Sun Alternate Duration The Weekend.
Aftermath or Hurricane More Common over the Netherlands
Earlier This Week, Humberto was Active Above the Atlantic Ocean with Wind Speeds of Around 180 kilometers per HOR AS A Category Three Hurricane. The Storm is Heading North, So the United Kingdom is experienced the most consequences. “In Scotland It Really Involves Gusts of Wind Up to 150 kilometers per hour, So Very Turbulent,” Says van Straaten. “It will also be turbulent with us, but it is a bit heavy there.”
It happens more of that the aftermath of a hurricane sweeps over the Netherlands. “Those hurricanes make the crossing from the Caribbean to Europe, but are no longer a hurricane. They come over Colder Sea Water and Therefore Lose Their Tropical Properties. It can Still Cause a Very Strong Storm, But It No Longer Has No Longer Has’s noes.” “”