* * * EUROPE FORECAST * * * 
   from: https://www.woeurope.eu/weather/reports/europe-forecast.htm 

   Europe forecast - January 14, 2025
   Very wet southeast
   Most coasts windy

   Issued: 0530hrs Tuesday 14th January 2025
   Duty forecaster: Dan Graves

   Clouds and wind spread into much of the northern continent, some areas
   of rain and snow as well. Unsettled central and east Mediterranean.

   Tuesday
   Mostly dry and sunny through Spain and Portugal, pleasantly warm in the
   west and southwest. Cloudy with chance of showers near the Balearics,
   Sardinia, and Corsica. Mostly dry and sunny in northern Italy. Southern
   Italy, Sicily and Greece will be wet, some heavy and thundery
   downpours. Rain and mountain snow in Trkiye.
   High pressure settles over central-western Europe maintaining settled,
   dry weather. Fog may persist across France and the Low Countries. An
   incoming breeze will prevent fog further east as the day goes on. Dry
   across the Alps, Hungary and Romania. More clouds but remaining dry
   along the Adriatic coast.
   Rain affects Denmark and southern Sweden in the morning, moving across
   northeast Germany and northern Poland. Some rain and flurries into
   Belarus and the Baltic countries as well. Windy through all northern
   areas, particularly near coasts. Frequent rain and mountain snow for
   western Norway.

   Wednesday
   Spain and Portugal remain fine and sunny. Scattered clouds and few
   showers across the Balearics, Sardinia, and Corsica. Showers more
   frequent in southern Italy and southern Greece, some heavy. These will
   begin to clear into the evening.
   High pressure over France allows for fog to build here, in the Low
   Countries, and Germany. Widely cloudy across much of Central Europe,
   some clear skies in Switzerland and northern Italy. Snow showers in the
   Austrian Alps and mountains areas nearby in Poland and Croatia. Drier
   further south with greater chance for sun spells.
   Becoming breezy in the UK and much of Scandinavia. Rain widespread on
   Norway's west coast, spreading across northern Sweden and Finland as
   snow through the day. Mostly dry south of here in Denmark and the
   Baltics, though staying windy and cloudy.

 * * * THE NETHERLANDS FORECAST * * * 

Expectation (medium) long term

Prepared by the KNMI on Tuesday, January 14, 2025 at 5:03 am

Mostly dry, with quite a lot of cloud and little wind. Chance of clear spells at night
on fog and frost. The temperatures are initially around the climatological range
average, it will be a bit colder later in the week.

Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon
Sunshine (%) 20 10 20 30 30 30 30
Precipitation probability (%) 30 30 10 10 20 20 20
Precipitation sum (mm) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Minimum temp. (gr. C) -2 3 3 -1/3 -1/2 -1 -2
Afternoon temp. (gr. C) 6 8 7 5 3/6 3/7 2/5
Wind direction SW SW SW SW Z Z Z
Wind force (bft) 3 2 2 2 2 2 2


Long term, Tuesday January 21, 2025 to Tuesday January 28, 2025:
A transition to a mild and changeable weather type seems likely (70%
chance) during the second half of next week.

 * * * NORTH SEA FORECAST * * * 

North Sea shipping forecast

Issued by KNMI at 08:25 UTC 140125.

Gale warnings:
There are no warnings.


Synopsis:
high, 1038, over northern France remains stationary. associated ridge builds over 
England and moves eastwards across the North Sea.

Forecast valid Tuesday 09:00 till Tuesday 21:00 UTC:
Dover 
southwest 3-4, gradually veering west to northwest. mainly good.

Thames 
west to southwest 4-5, decreasing west 3-4. good, decreasing moderate, later 
moderate to poor.

Humber 
west to southwest 4-5, decreasing west to northwest 3-4. good, decreasing moderate 
to poor.

German Bight 
west 5-6, decreasing west to northwest 4-5. moderate, in the East poor, decreasing 
moderate to poor, in the North increasing good.

Dogger 
west 4-5, occasionally 6, decreasing 3-4. good, in the South possibly moderate.


Forecast valid Tuesday 21:00 till Wednesday 09:00 UTC:
Dover 
west to northwest 3-4, decreasing variable 1-3. mainly good, soon decreasing 
moderate to poor.

Thames 
west to northwest 3-4, temporary decreasing variable 1-3. moderate to poor.

Humber 
west to northwest 3-4, first possibly 5, temporary decreasing variable 1-3. moderate 
to poor.

German Bight 
west to northwest 4-5, decreasing northwest 2-4. in the South moderate to poor.

Dogger 
west 3-4, possibly 5, from the east veering southwest. good, in the South possibly 
moderate to poor.


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