As the year draws to a close, a wild mix of weather conditions is expected across various regions. The north will experience storm gusts and rain, while the south enjoys sunshine with potential for holiday strolls, though frost persists. The northwest and North Sea coast brace for stormy conditions, with hurricane-force gusts anticipated in the low mountain ranges. Temperatures will range between 1-9°C, with icy patches possible in the southeast.
On New Year's Day, a shift occurs as rain continues in the north, and the south remains sunny. However, a colder front is set to bring snow to the central and northern areas. The storm's intensity is expected to move south and east, bringing snowfall to some regions. Despite these forecasts, the duration of the winter weather remains uncertain.
Looking further into January, predictions hint at a significant cold spell, with temperatures potentially dipping to minus 15°C in some areas. Yet, experts caution that long-term forecasts often exaggerate, leaving the actual weather unpredictable. As the new year begins, it remains to be seen how these weather patterns will unfold.
