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July 19 2022 news on the heat wave in UK and Europe

By Sana Noor Haq, Hafsa Khalil, Angela Dewan, Aditi Sangal, Mike Hayes and Elise Hammond, CNN

Updated 1143 GMT (1943 HKT) July 20, 2022

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Dropdown arrow6:34 p. m. ET, July 19, 2022

Belgium issues “code yellow” weather alert for storms after record-high temperatures 

From CNN’s James Frater

Vehicles burned by fires in the d (Shutterstock)

Belgium has issued a national “code yellow” storm alert for “unstable” weather and thunderstorms as temperatures begin to fall, following the country recording its second hottest day on Tuesday. 

In Belgium, a “code yellow” alert encourages citizens to be on alert for damages and disruptions due to storms.  

The Belgian Royal Meteorological Institute (KMI/IRM) advised in a statement that the country should expect thunderstorms and showers between overnight Tuesday into Wednesday morning, but warned that in the afternoon and evening, showers will become more active and in some areas a lot of precipitation could fall.  

Belgian authorities have also re-activated the country’s special “1722” emergency hotline for non-life-threatening issues caused by storms and flooding, which includes downed power lines, flooded roads or fallen trees.   

On Tuesday, Belgium recorded its second-highest temperature of 39.1 degrees Celsius (102.38 degrees Fahrenheit) in the town of Kleine-Brogel near the Dutch border, head of forecasting at KMI/IRM, David Dehenauw, said.  

6:01 p.m. ET, July 19, 2022

“Unprecedented day” in the history of London Fire Brigade, official says

From CNN’s Jorge Engels

Firefighters at the scene of a blaze in the village of Wennington, located in east London, England, on Tuesday, July 19. (Yui Mok/PA Images/Getty Images)

London’s firefighters faced one of their toughest days ever on Tuesday as several fires and record-breaking temperatures stretched their resources to the limit, Jonathan Smith, the assistant commissioner at the London Fire Brigade, told CNN’s Sara Sidner in an interview.

“This has been an unprecedented day in the history of the London Fire Brigade where we’ve been subjected to extremes of heat and temperature that have caused a number of weather-related incidents,” Smith said.  

The fire brigade official said firefighters had brought several significant incidents under control and hoped the British capital was “over the worst of it.”

Smith described how the fires stretched the firefighters’ resources across the city and said they were now focused on planning for the next two days.

Watch the interview with Jonathan Smith here:

4:05 p.m. ET, July 19, 2022

These 3 things are making record-high temperatures possible in the UK, according scientists

From CNN’s Elise Hammond

A man cools himself in a fountain at Trafalgar Square in London, England, on Tuesday, July 19. (Neil Hall/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock)

Temperatures in the UK exceeded 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit) for the first time on Tuesday, making it the country’s hottest day on record.

Prior to 2019, the UK had only seen a city exceed 37.8 degrees Celsius (100 degrees Fahrenheit) one time in August 2003. 

Since then, it has happened four times in four years.  So what was before thought of as impossible, or maybe a one-in-100-year heat event, is now happening almost annually. 

Stephen Belcher, the UK Met Office’s chief scientist, and Professor Paul Davies, the Met Office’s chief meteorologist, said there are three things that are making these conditions possible.

The first is a so-called “wavenumber 5 pattern,” Belcher, Davies and the Met Office said in a blog post on Tuesday. The wavenumber 5 pattern describes “the difference in surface temperature from their average values.” It shows that there is a wave-like pattern around the Northern Hemisphere with five regions of high-pressure, they explained, adding that these are the places likely to experience heat waves. The wavenumber 5 pattern also explains why it’s possible to have concurrent heat waves around the world, Met Office scientists said.

The Met Office says climate change, the second factor, also plays a role. Belcher and Davies wrote in the blog post that temperatures in the UK are “unprecedented in recorded history. “

“In a climate unaffected by human influence, climate modelling shows that it is virtually impossible for temperatures in the UK to reach 40°C,” the Met Office said in the blog.

Belcher and Davies said climate change is mostly driven by the accumulation of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. Hotter conditions are a result of these gases combining with atmospheric circulation patterns — like the wavenumber 5 pattern, according to the Met Office.

The third factor that is contributing to the extreme heat is environmental and soil conditions, Belcher and Davies said.

“It has been a dry year over many parts of England. When the sun shines on the ground, dry soils cannot release energy through evaporation of moisture, which means that more of the sun’s energy goes into heating the air, further amplifying the temperatures in the UK,” the blog said, adding that climate scientists call this the soil moisture feedback.

“These three elements have come together in the UK: the global wavenumber 5 pattern driving high temperatures, in the presence of an already warmed climate due to climate change, further enhanced by the soil moisture feedback,” the Met Office added.

The consequences: The UK is woefully unprepared for the impacts of the climate crisis. It struggles to manage floods when they occur. In the heat, the nation buckles.

So many fires ignited in London on Tuesday that the city’s fire brigade declared a “major incident” and were stretched beyond their capacity. At least four people have drowned as people flocked to beaches, rivers and lakes just to try to get cool. Even a runway at an airport on London’s outskirts had to be closed off as it melted in the heat.

CNN’s Brandon Miller contributed reporting to this post.

2:33 p.m. ET, July 19, 2022

Scotland records new maximum temperature 

From CNN’s Alex Hardie

People escape the heatwave by taking a barbecue in a river near the village of Luss in Argyll and Bute on the west bank of Loch Lomond, Scotland, Monday, July 18. (Andrew Milligan/AP)

Scotland has seen a new provisional record temperature, after 34.8 degrees Celsius (94. 6 degrees Fahrenheit) was recorded in Charterhall in the Scottish Borders on Tuesday, according to the Met Office.

The previous record of 32.9 degrees Celsius (91.2 degrees Fahrenheit) was recorded in Greycrook, in the Scottish Borders, on August 9, 2003. 

Heat alerts were posted for at least 21 different countries in Europe on Tuesday.

2:31 p.m. ET, July 19, 2022

Heat prompts pool extensions in Toronto and a heat emergency declaration in Boston 

From CNN’s Michelle Watson  

Crippling heat is prompting a pool hour extension in Toronto and an emergency heat declaration in Boston. 

Toronto is extending pool hours in at least seven locations until 11:45 p.m. local time the city said in a news release. The hour extensions are an effort to keep residents cool, the city said. 

Just after noon local time, Canada issued a heat warning for Toronto, saying, “hot and humid conditions are expected” Tuesday and Wednesday. Temperatures in Toronto could reach 87 degrees Fahrenheit (30. 5 degrees Celsius), the country said.   

The warning also told residents to “seek a cool place such as a tree-shaded area, swimming pool, shower or bath, or air-conditioned spot like a public building.” 

Toronto isn’t the only Northeast city suffering from sweltering temperatures. 

Boston mayor Michelle Wu declared a heat emergency for Tuesday through Thursday. 

“We’re working quickly to make sure all of our Boston residents and families are protected during this week’s extreme weather,” Wu said. 

“It is clear that a changing climate is a risk to our health and communities. I urge everyone to stay cool and safe, and check on your neighbors during the week. I’m thankful for the many city employees who are preparing for this emergency and will be responding to calls for service throughout our neighborhoods,” she added. 

Boston is providing residents with cooling kits to help get by, a release said.  

Those experiencing homelessness can reach out to the city to find a shelter equipped with food, water and “a cool respite from the heat. ” 

The release also reminded people to stay hydrated, limit outdoor activity, and use sunscreen with an SPF of 30 or higher.  

2:27 p.m. ET, July 19, 2022

Large wildfire on the outskirts of Athens prompts evacuation of some residents

From CNN’s Chris Liakos

Firefighters evacuate an elderly woman from her house in Penteli, Greece, on Tuesday, July 19. (Thanassis Stavrakis/AP)

A large wildfire has broken out on the slopes of Mount Penteli in Greece, near residential areas in the northern outskirts of Athens.

The fire that started after 5 p.m. local time burning through low vegetation expanded quickly and is still not under control and has prompted authorities to order residents of at least four residential areas to evacuate for safety reasons.

Greek Fire Service spokesperson Ioannis Artopoios said that 78 firefighters with 22 fire engines, 11 aircraft and five helicopters are battling the fire.

At least 28 Romanian firefighters are also assisting to take out the fire.

Artopoios told Greek Public Broadcaster ERT that the fire is “difficult” adding that “we are doing our best to contain it.”

2:46 p.m. ET, July 19, 2022

As Europe deals with extreme weather, this recent EU decision could pour more money into fossil fuels

From CNN’s Hande Atay Alam

Steam leaves a cooling tower of the Lichterfelde gas-fired power plant in Berlin, Germany, on March 30. (Michael Sohn/AP)

This week’s extreme heat and fires come just weeks after European Union lawmakers voted in favor of calling natural gas a “green” or “sustainable” source of energy — a decision that has spurred criticism from scientists and environmental advocates.

The new rules, if accepted by member states, could unlock billions of dollars of private investment and state subsidies for natural gas and nuclear projects. The European Commission has argued that natural gas — a fossil fuel primarily made of methane, a significant contributor to the climate crisis — plays a key role in transitioning to renewable energy, angering climate activists and some lawmakers.

Natural gas typically emits less carbon dioxide than coal, but critics argue more focus should be place on boosting renewable energy, and that supporting new gas projects will only prolong the life of the fossil fuel.

While the proposal came months before Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, it gained momentum after the EU responded to the war by banning Russian energy sources such as coal and oil, which European countries have been highly dependent on.

The EU has vowed to cut planet-heating emissions by 55% from 1990 levels by 2030 and become a net-zero-emissions economy by 2050.

Net zero is where emissions are dramatically reduced, and any that remain are offset, whether using natural methods like tree planting or technology to “capture” emissions. The effectiveness of such technology is currently limited.

Climate and energy advocates say this month’s decision will instead hinder Europe’s green transition.

Read more here.

2:59 p. m. ET, July 19, 2022

Fire official: Heat wave-related incidents “probably never seen on this scale” before in London

From CNN’s Alex Hardie and Amy Cassidy 

Smoke from fires were being fought by fire services in Wennington, Greater London, England on July 19. (Leon Neal/Getty Images)

Record-setting temperatures in the United Kingdom are also creating weather-related incidents probably never before seen on this scale, according to London Fire Brigade Assistant Commissioner Jonathan Smith.

London has “probably never seen weather related incidents, particularly to do with heat, on this scale before,” he said.

Speaking on Sky News on Tuesday, Smith said that the service is dealing with “a number of significant and major incidents from grassland fires to significant property fires.”

“The ground is tinder box dry, so any small spark is then going to cause the potential for significant fire,” he continued.

“We do have rehearsed and practiced plans in place to be able to make sure that we’re prioritizing our resources,” Smith added.  

Earlier on Tuesday, London’s Fire Commissioner had called for “an urgent barbecue ban” as firefighters continue to feel the effects of unprecedented heatwave temperatures for a second day.

1:40 p.m. ET, July 19, 2022

French President Macron under pressure from local officials as wildfires spread across country

From CNN’s Xiaofei Xu, Amandine Hess and Saskya Vandoorne

Damage at “Les Flots Bleus” camping on Tuesday, July 19, which has been ravaged by a wildfire in Pyla sur Mer in Gironde, located in southwestern France.  (Philippe Lopez/AFP/Getty Images)

Local officials are putting pressure on French President Emmanuel Macron over his handling of the wildfires as they continue to spread across the country.

“France only has 12 Canadairs [firefighting planes] … We need a more substantial fleet and a better territorial distribution,” Jean-Luc Gleyze and Xavier Fortinos, presidents of the departments of Gironde and neighboring Landes, said in an open letter to Macron published on French newspaper Le Figaro on Tuesday.

Gironde is the epicenter of the current wave of wildfires in France. 

At least 19,300 hectares (more than 47000 acres) of land have been burned by Tuesday afternoon according to the Gironde Prefecture. That’s nearly twice the surface of Paris, which covers 10,540 hectares (more than 26,000 acres) of land according to the French National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies.

Meanwhile, wildfires continue to pop up across the country as France sees 20 new fires every day, French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin told the French National Assembly on Tuesday.

“Many of them are extinguished before they reach 5 hectares (more than 12 acres), but some are extremely substantial and are killing biodiversity,” Darmanin said.

There are contently five major wildfires across France, three in the southwest, one in the west and one in the south, Darmanin said.

About 45,000 people have been forced to leave their homes throughout France since the fires first broke out but so far no death has been reported. One person has been arrested as the potential arsonist of the main fire raging in the southwestern Gironde department, according to Darmanin.

Boom, Belgium weather in July: average temperature & climate

General weather summary

Mildly cool with a gentle breeze

Feels like

27%

Daily chance of prec.

0.104 in

Amount

13.0 mph

Wind speed

68%

Humidity

16.1 hrs

Daylight length

5:45 AM

Sunrise

9:49 PM

Sunset

52%

Cloud cover

T-shirt

What to wear

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What is the average temperature in July

The average temperature in Boom in July for a typical day ranges from a high of 75°F (24°C) and a low of 56°F (13°C). Some would describe it as mildly cool with a gentle breeze.

For comparison, the hottest month in Boom, July, has days with highs of 75°F (24°C) and lows of 56°F (13°C). The coldest month, February has days with highs of 44°F (7°C) and lows of 32°F (-0°C). This graph shows how an average day looks like in Boom in July based on historical data.

Highs and lows in Boom in Jul

How much does it rain in July

In Boom in July, there’s a 27% chance of rain on an average day. And on the average day it rains or snows, we get 0.00 in (0.1 mm) of precipitation. In more common terms of how much that is, some would describe it as not rainy at all.

The wettest month in Boom is December with a 42% chance of precipitation on a typical day and gets 0.10 inches (2.6 mm) of precipitation, while the dryest month in Boom is April with a 19.3% chance of precipitation on a typical day and gets 0.10 inches (2.6 mm) of precipitation. These graphs show the probability of it raining/snowing in July and the amount of rainfall.

Chance of rain or snow on an average Boom day by month

Average precipitation by hour of day

How cloudy is Boom in July

The average amount of time that the sky is clear or sunny (partly cloudy or less) in Boom during July is 12. 5 hours (52% of the day). For comparison, the day with the most clear, sunny days in Boom is July with 12.5 hours while December has the shortest amount of cloud-free hours of only 6.0 hours. This graph shows the average amount of sunshine in Boom in July based on historical data.

Monthly clear skies percent of time in Boom

When is the sunrise and sunset in July

The average day in Boom during July has 16.1 hours of daylight, with sunrise at 5:45 AM and sunset at 9:49 PM.

The day with the longest amount of daylight in Boom is June 19th with 16.6 hours while December 23rd has the shortest amount of daylight of only 7.9 hours.

This graph shows the average amount of daylight in Boom in July based on historical data.

Average hours of daylight in Boom by month

How humid is it in July

In July, Boom is moderately humid with an average amount of 68% (relative humidity), which could be described as humid but cool. December has the highest relative humidity at 94% and is the least humid in July at 68%. This graph shows the average amount of humidity in Boom throughout July based on historical data.

Average relative humidity in Boom by month

How windy is it in July in Boom

Historically, the wind in Boom during July blows at an average speed of 13.0 mph (21.0 kph). The windiest month is December with an average wind speed of 19.2 mph (31.0 kph), while the calmest month is July with an average wind speed of 13.0 mph (21.0 kph). This graph shows the average wind speed in Boom in July based on historical data.

Average monthly wind speed in Boom

What to wear in July

With an average high of 75°F (24°C) and a low of 56°F (13°C), it generally feels mildly cool with a gentle breeze. There might also be a small chance of rain. With that in mind, most people would dress in something light like your favorite t-shirt.

What’s the weather like in Boom the rest of the year?

We’ve collected the weather data for Boom during all other months of the year too:

• Weather in Boom in January
• Weather in Boom in February
• Weather in Boom in March
• Weather in Boom in April
• Weather in Boom in May
• Weather in Boom in June
• Weather in Boom in August
• Weather in Boom in September
• Weather in Boom in October
• Weather in Boom in November
• Weather in Boom in December

Where does this data come from?

Weather data for Boom was collected from the MERRA-2 project from NASA, which used a climate model combined with historical data from weather stations around the world to estimate what the conditions were like for every point on the Earth.

For all data based on historical data, we’ve averaged the data from the past 11 years (2010-2020). For example, for the hourly temperature at 10am, we’ve looked at the temperature at 10am on every day in July (e.g., July 1, July 2, etc. in 2010, 2011, etc.) and took the arithmetic mean. We did not smooth the data, so for example, our daily temperature line will have some randomness due to the fact that weather is random in the first place.

Best Time To Visit Belgium 2022

Best time of year to visit Belgium

Mild weather and several famous festivals, like Tomorrowland, make April through October the best time to visit Belgium. Even though the skies are usually clear, rain can happen anytime.

June through August is peak season in Belgium with invasive chords of tourists and higher rates on accommodation. However, this is also a great time to go horseback fishing in West Flanders, to hike in Ardennes, or to chill on the coast.

Autumn brings in lively festivities to the country, such as the Ghent Festival of Flanders. Going to Ardennes is a good idea if you are an adherent of hunting.

In the winter, try cross-country skiing. Bruges and Ghent are considered to be the best ski resorts in Belgium, so there is an excellent reason to adore the cold season.

20 THINGS TO DO IN BELGIUM (APRIL 19 – APRIL 28)

Royal Greenhouses of Laeken

unconfirmedmid-April–early May 2023 • nature

The private garden of the King welcomes visitors for three weeks only

Hallerbos

mid-April • nature

Every spring, millions of bluebells bloom in the Blue Forest

Caving

April–October (all year round) • activity

Belgium boasts several cave systems and underground waterways

Floralia Brussels

April 1–May 4, 2023 • event

Over one million flowers bloom in the park and greenhouses of the 12th-century castle

Sonian Forest (Zoniënwoud)

all year round • nature

“Brussels’ Lungs” is a habitat for hundreds of species

AG Antwerp 10 Miles & Marathon

April 23, 2023 • event

Every year, sportsmen and enthusiasts gather to run 5, 16 or 42 kilometres

Endive & Ham Gratin

September–May • food

A traditional dish from the rural regions of Belgium

Magnolias in Botanic Garden Meise

late March–April • nature

Dozens of magnolia trees burst into blossoms and mark the beginning of spring

Lambic Beer

October–April • food

A unique type of beer is being brewed in a small region southwest of Brussels

Atomium

all year round • activity

A landmark of Brussels, once called Europe’s most bizzare building

Owl Breeding Season

March–May • nature

Birdwatchers flock to Belgium every spring to observe Tengmalm’s Owl and the Eagle Owl

Belgian Waffles

all year round • food

One of the most famous Belgian products in the world

Birdwatching

October–April • nature

In winter, parts of Belgium serve as a shelter for flocks of migratory birds

Speculoos (Speculaas)

December 6 (all year round) • food

Thin and crispy Belgian cookies for St. Nickolas’ Day

Cuberdon

all year round • food

A cone-shaped candy is a specialty of Belgium

Jenever

December (all year round) • food

A typical liquor for Christmas celebrations

Hiking

April–October • activity

Deep forests, picturesque valleys, mountain rivers and heaths in blossom await hikers in Belgium

White Asparagus

late April–late June • food

The “white gold” of Belgium is a favorite spring vegetable

Kayaking & Canoeing

April–October • activity

Discover Wallonia from the water. The whole region is crisscrossed by smaller rivers

Blossom Season in Haspengouw

unconfirmedApril • nature

Pear, apple, and cherry orchards burst into blossoms for one month

Flower Carpet & Flowertime

out of rangeAugust 11–15, 2022 • event

Every year, the centre of Brussels gets covered with flowers

Ghent Light Festival

unconfirmedearly November 2022 • event

When the sun goes down, thousands of lights illuminate Ghent

Tomorrowland

out of rangeJuly 22–31, 2022 (Fridays–Sundays) • event

On the eve of the first-time Tomorrowland, its organisers handed out tickets for free to ensure that people would come. A few years later the tickets were sold out in a second!

Kattenstoet

out of rangeMay 11–12, 2024 • event

The Cat Parade takes place in Ypres every three years

Ducasse de Mons (Doudou)

out of rangeJune 12, 2022 • event

The traditional village fair celebrates the victory of Saint George over the dragon

Medieval Festival of Bouillon

out of rangeAugust 13–14, 2022 • event

Visitors plunge into the atmosphere of the Middle Ages

Beer Festivals

out of rangeearly September–late October • event

Autumn is the best time to discover the beer culture of Belgium

Gent Jazz Festival

out of rangeJuly 7–17, 2022 • event

Every year, Ghent brings together jazz artists and fans

Brussels New Year’s Eve

out of rangeDecember 31 • event

Watch the fireworks near the Atomium or explore Brussels’ best nightclubs

Pageant of the Golden Tree

unconfirmedAugust 2024 • event

Every five years, a colourful festival takes over the streets of Bruges

Brussels Christmas Market

out of rangeNovember 25, 2022–January 1, 2023 • event

One of the best and largest holiday markets in Europe

Bruges Christmas Market

out of rangeNovember 25, 2022–January 8, 2023 • event

A special occasion full of the festive hustle and bustle, Belgian delicacies, and authentic holiday gifts

Horseback Shrimp Fishing

out of rangelate June–early September • activity

A unique fishing tradition is still preserved in Oostduinkerke

Brussels Jazz Weekend

out of rangeMay 26–28, 2023 • event

For one weekend, the heart of Brussels beats to the rhythm of jazz, which is played in every nook of the city

Cherry Blossoms in Hasselt

out of rangeearly April • nature

Over two hundred cherry trees bloom in Europe’s largest Japanese garden

Pukkelpop

out of rangeAugust 18–21, 2022 • event

The second biggest music festival in Belgium offers four days of trendy beats

Dinant International Bathtub Regatta

out of rangeAugust 15 • event

The unusual Belgian water race attracts participants from all over the world

Ommegang

unconfirmedlate June–early July 2023 • event

The city gets occupied by thousands of medieval characters

Carnaval de Binche

unconfirmedlate February 2023 • event

One of the oldest and merriest shrove traditions of Wallonie

Ostend Beach Festival

out of rangeJuly 8–10, 2022 • event

The biggest beach party in Belgium

Rock Werchter

out of rangeJune 29–July 2, 2023 • event

One of the oldest rock festivals in the world is listed in European top five and boasts incredible crowds

The Labyrinth of Durbuy

out of rangeJuly 1–October 1 • nature

Find your way out of a giant maze

Aalst Carnaval

out of rangeFebruary 19–22, 2023 • event

Satirical and colourful celebrations for Mardi Gras

Belgium’s Christmas Markets

out of rangelate November 2022–early January 2023 • event

Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of winter holidays and savor mouth-watering Belgian delicacies

Bruges Beer Festival

out of rangeJune 10–11, 2023 • event

For the first weekend of February, Bruges becomes a pilgrimage site for beer-lovers

Procession of the Holy Blood (Bruges)

unconfirmedlate May 2023 • event

The colourful pageant unites the city through its history and beliefs

Belgian National Day

out of rangeJuly 21 • event

Free museums entry, a parade and fireworks are part of the celebration

Barrio Cantina

out of rangeJune 10–12, 2022 (Oostende) | June 17–19, 2022 (Brugge) • event

A Belgian Food Truck Festival travels across the Flanders region

Rampage

out of rangeOctober 7–8, 2022 • event

The biggest drum&bass and dubstep party in the world

Jazzuary

out of rangemid- to late January • event

In January, jazz music sets the rhythm of life in Brussels

Brussels Chocolate Fair (Salon du Chocolat)

on holdFebruary 14–16, 2020 • event

A three-day event for chocolate lovers

Winterland Hasselt Christmas Market

out of rangeNovember 18, 2022–January 8, 2023 • event

Kolonel Dusartplein transforms into a true winter wonderland for over seven weeks

Antwerp Christmas Market

out of rangeDecember 9, 2022–January 8, 2023 • event

The brightly decorated historic city center of Antwerp looks stunning during the holidays

Ghent Christmas Market

out of rangeDecember • event

Enjoy the amazing atmosphere during the holiday season

Moules Frites (Mosselen met Friet)

out of rangelate July–early April • food

Mussels and fries is one of the most popular dishes in Belgian cuisine

Houtem Jaarmarkt

out of rangeNovember 11–November 12 • event

One of the biggest and oldest open-air livestock fairs in Europe

European Circus Festival

out of rangeDecember 26, 2022–January 8, 2023 • event

World-class artists show us what the real circus is

Village de Noël de Liège

out of rangeNovember 25–December 30, 2022 • event

Liege’s Christmas Village is the biggest and oldest Christmas market in Belgium

Beer Lovers’ Marathon

out of rangeMay 21, 2023 • event

Run and sip Belgium’s finest brews

Brussels Summer Festival

out of rangeAugust 18–22, 2021 • event

Discover Belgian music with dozens of artists playing rock, pop, hip-hop and jazz

BD Strip Festival

out of rangeSeptember 9–11, 2022 • event

Cartoons come to life on the streets of the city

Winter / Christmas Beers

out of rangeDecember–February • food

Seasonal beers are brewed for the cold winters of Belgium

Ghent Festival of Flanders

out of rangeSeptember 10–30, 2022 • event

From organ music to jazz, this festival is all about diversity and creativity

Zythos Beer Festival

out of rangecanceled in 2021 • event

Over one hundred beer producers come to the city of Leuven every April

Heather Blooming

out of rangelate August • nature

Observe the vast Belgian moorlands covered with a violet carpet of Calluna vulgaris

Deep in the Woods

out of rangeSeptember 9–11, 2022 • event

A one-weekend party to escape from city life and daily routines

Meyboom

out of rangeAugust 9 • event

Every year, a tree is erected in the city to commemorate the victory of Brussels over the city of Leuven

Shrimp Season

out of rangelate June–early September • food

One of the key specialties of Belgium and a favourite among locals

Horst Arts & Music Festival

out of rangeMay 5–7, 2023 • event

A three-day art and music festival in a former military site

Gentse Waterzooi

out of rangeNovember–March • food

A soup-like stew will warm you during the coldest of days

Ducasse d’Ath

out of rangeAugust 26–29, 2022 • event

For more than 500 years, seven giants have walked through the town of Ath on the fourth Sunday of August

Giant Omelette in Malmedy

out of rangeAugust 15 • event

Every year, the citizens of Malmedy gather to cook a huge omelette

Krakelingen & Tonnekensbrand

out of rangeFebruary 26, 2023 • event

This fire and bread feast marks the end of winter

Sea Lavender (Lamsoor) in the Zwin

out of rangeearly July–early August • nature

This plant makes the North Sea coastline and salt marshes of Belgium look alive

BRAFA Art Fair

out of rangeJanuary 29–February 5, 2023 • event

One of the oldest and most prestigious fairs in Europe

Couleur Café Festival

out of rangelate June 2023 • event

The most exotic and colourful festival of Belgium is a mixture of urban music and contemporary art

Dour Festival

out of rangeJuly 13–17, 2022 • event

The biggest and most popular music event in the French-speaking part of Belgium

Les Ardentes

out of rangeJuly 7–10, 2022 • event

Rap, rock and hip-hop flows above the Meuse River

Belgian Beer Weekend

out of rangeSeptember 2–4, 2022 • event

Over 450 beers during one weekend in the center of Brussels

Hanswijk Procession

out of rangeMay 22, 2023 • event

One of the oldest religious processions in Belgium

Fire is Gold

out of rangeSeptember 3, 2022 • event

One of the biggest electronic music events in Belgium

Game Season

out of rangeOctober–January • food

Belgian cuisine offers plenty of dishes featuring game

Stoemp

out of rangeDecember–February • food

A typical Belgian dish made of mashed vegetables

Marches of Entre-Sambre-et-Meuse

out of rangeearly May–late October • event

A series of traditional marches take place in the small towns of Wallonia

Esperanzah! World Music Festival

out of rangeJuly 28–31, 2022 • event

Three days of dancing at the abbey on the picturesque banks of the Sambre River

Meakusma Festival

out of rangeSeptember 1–4, 2022 • event

A festival of electronic music and video installations

Skiing and Snowboarding

out of rangeDecember–February • activity

Belgium satisfies both experienced riders and beginners

Multiple Rounds of Severe Weather July 23-24, 2022

Milwaukee/Sullivan, WI

Weather Forecast Office

Overview

• Severe Thunderstorms Round 1 
• Severe Thunderstorms Round 2
• Severe Thunderstorms Round 3
• Rainfall

Storm Total Rainfall

Public Information Statement
National Weather Service Milwaukee/Sullivan WI
605 PM CDT Sun Jul 24 2022

...24 HR PRECIPITATION REPORTS FROM SATURDAY INTO SUNDAY
 OF 1.50 INCHES OR MORE...

Location                     Amount    Time/Date       
...Wisconsin...

...Columbia County...
Randolph 2.2 NNW             2. 81 in   0800 AM 07/24   
Portage 5.7 WSW              2.50 in   0600 AM 07/24   
Friesland                    2.40 in   0645 AM 07/24   
1 NNE Pardeeville            1.81 in   0805 AM 07/24   
Pardeeville                  1.67 in   0214 PM 07/24   
Cambria 6.9 NNW              1.65 in   0700 AM 07/24   
Columbus 1.2 S               1.56 in   0700 AM 07/24   

...Dane County...
Maple Bluff 1.7 N            2.02 in   0630 AM 07/24   
Waunakee 0.7 WNW             1.98 in   0700 AM 07/24   
Sun Prairie                  1.95 in   0455 PM 07/24   
Madison 4.4 NE               1.88 in   0800 AM 07/24   
McFarland 1.3 NE             1.87 in   0700 AM 07/24  
Madison 5.5 N                1.84 in   0800 AM 07/24   
Deerfield                    1.79 in   0457 PM 07/24   
Cottage Grove 2.2 E          1.76 in   0700 AM 07/24   
Cottage Grove 3.6 SSW        1.75 in   0700 AM 07/24   
DeForest                     1. 74 in   0459 PM 07/24   
Sun Prairie 3.0 W            1.73 in   0700 AM 07/24   
Madison 3.2 ENE              1.67 in   0700 AM 07/24   

...Dodge County...
Theresa 0.5 SSW              4.40 in   0700 AM 07/24   
Horicon-WWTP                 4.08 in   0700 AM 07/24   
Theresa 0.1 ESE              4.07 in   0700 AM 07/24   
Theresa 3.1 SE               3.96 in   0800 AM 07/24   
Brownsville                  3.67 in   0700 AM 07/24   
Horicon                      3.67 in   0430 PM 07/24   
Horicon 2.1 ENE              3.40 in   0700 AM 07/24   
Mayville 4.9 NNW             3.40 in   0723 AM 07/24   
Beaver Dam                   2.66 in   0500 PM 07/24   
Beaver Dam 1.4 SSW           2.62 in   0658 AM 07/24   
Beaver Dam 3.9 E             2.58 in   0700 AM 07/24   
Juneau                       2.28 in   0455 PM 07/24   
Fox Lake 2.3 WNW             2.24 in   0700 AM 07/24   
Beaver Dam                   2. 15 in   1000 AM 07/24   
Beaver Dam 2.1 SW            2.03 in   0700 AM 07/24  
Columbus 4.8 ENE             1.68 in   0750 AM 07/24   

...Fond du Lac County...
Waupun 3.1 NNW               3.86 in   0700 AM 07/24   
Campbellsport                3.85 in   0500 PM 07/24   
Campbellsport 8.7 NNE        1.91 in   0700 AM 07/24   
St. Peter                    1.85 in   0700 AM 07/24   
Mount Calvary 1.6 WSW        1.73 in   0630 AM 07/24   
Fond Du Lac 1.7 E            1.60 in   0600 AM 07/24   

...Green Lake County...
Markesan 4.1 NNW             2.02 in   0800 AM 07/24   

...Jefferson County...
Jefferson 0.9 SW             1.95 in   0600 AM 07/24   
Lake Mills 4.3 N             1.85 in   0700 AM 07/24   
Johnson Creek 3.2 NW         1.76 in   0700 AM 07/24   
Waterloo                     1.68 in   0800 AM 07/24   
Jefferson-WWTP               1.65 in   0700 AM 07/24   
Fort Atkinson 0. 3 SSE        1.63 in   0700 AM 07/24  
Waterloo                     1.63 in   0732 AM 07/24   
Lac LaBelle 1.2 SW           1.55 in   0747 AM 07/24   

...Marquette County...
2.0 SE Montello              1.52 in   0700 AM 07/24   

...Milwaukee County...
Brown Deer 0.8 NW            3.42 in   0700 AM 07/24   
Fox Point 0.5 SSW            2.85 in   0700 AM 07/24   
Milwaukee 3.6 NNW            2.13 in   0600 AM 07/24   
1 W Shorewood                2.06 in   0500 AM 07/24   

...Ozaukee County...
Port Washington 4.2 NE       3.86 in   0700 AM 07/24   
Cedarburg                    3.78 in   0457 PM 07/24   
Mequon                       3.50 in   0414 AM 07/24   
1 SW Mequon                  3.25 in   0715 AM 07/24   
1 NNE Port Washington        3.15 in   0700 AM 07/24   
Cedar Grove 2.1 SSW          2.91 in   0720 AM 07/24   
West Bend 7.3 E              2.71 in   0700 AM 07/24   
Saukville                    2. 62 in   0630 AM 07/24   
Port Washington-CoCoRaHS     2.53 in   0700 AM 07/24   
Cedarburg 1.2 SSW            2.39 in   0700 AM 07/24   
Mequon 2.7 ENE               1.95 in   0700 AM 07/24   

...Sauk County...
4 SSE Lime Ridge             3.14 in   0645 AM 07/24   
Rock Springs 1.6 NW          3.06 in   0700 AM 07/24   
Rock Springs 2.8 WSW         2.90 in   0700 AM 07/24   
Reedsburg 1.3 N              2.71 in   0650 AM 07/24   
Baraboo                      2.46 in   0445 PM 07/24   
Baraboo 6.0 NNE              2.10 in   0700 AM 07/24   
Baraboo 3.2 ESE              1.95 in   0800 AM 07/24   

...Sheboygan County...
Random Lake-CoCoRaHS         2.97 in   0700 AM 07/24  
Cedar Grove 0.4 NNE          2.59 in   1000 AM 07/24   
Belgium 3.8 NW               2.36 in   0625 AM 07/24   
Sheboygan 0.7 SSW            1.99 in   0745 AM 07/24   
Plymouth                     1.91 in   0500 PM 07/24   
Sheboygan Falls 0. 9 ENE      1.78 in   0700 AM 07/24   
Sheboygan 3.7 NW             1.56 in   0800 AM 07/24   

...Walworth County...
Whitewater 4.7 SSE           2.04 in   0700 AM 07/24   
Elkhorn 0.4 ESE              1.69 in   0530 AM 07/24   
Elkhorn 5.3 N                1.53 in   0700 AM 07/24   

...Washington County...
Jackson 1.9 N                5.35 in   0910 AM 07/24   
Kewaskum 1.8 WNW             4.24 in   0700 AM 07/24   
West Bend 3.9 N              3.99 in   0600 AM 07/24   
Allenton 1.4 WSW             3.93 in   0548 AM 07/24   
West Bend                    3.81 in   0745 AM 07/24   
Jackson 0.5 SSE              3.78 in   0715 AM 07/24   
West Bend 1.3 NNW            3.75 in   0551 AM 07/24   
West Bend 5.4 SE             3.72 in   0800 AM 07/24   
Slinger 1 WNW                3.52 in   0700 AM 07/24   
West Bend 3.4 WSW            3.48 in   0700 AM 07/24   
Hubertus 3.1 E               3.00 in   0600 AM 07/24   
Richfield 2. 8 WNW            2.83 in   0800 AM 07/24   
Germantown 0.6 S             2.47 in   0700 AM 07/24   
0.7 SW Hartford              2.46 in   0900 AM 07/24   
1.9 SE Hubertus              2.32 in   0600 AM 07/24   
Hartford 1.7 ESE             2.11 in   0700 AM 07/24   

...Waukesha County...
Menomonee Falls 3.2 NNW      2.54 in   0700 AM 07/24   
Genesee Depot                2.45 in   0306 PM 07/24   
Menomonee Falls 2.0 NE       2.40 in   0700 AM 07/24   
Menomonee Falls 1.9 NNE      2.12 in   0555 AM 07/24   
Oconomowoc 1.2 W             1.64 in   0700 AM 07/24   
New Berlin 0.6 ESE           1.50 in   0700 AM 07/24   

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We thank all volunteer weather observers
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Weather in Brussels for July 2023 ⋆ Weather forecast for Brussels for the month of July ⇒ (Belgium)

• 30 days
• Saint
• Oct
• Dec

9000

June 27

+24° +15°

June 28

+25° +15°

June 29

+22° +15°

June 30

+22° +13°

July 1st

+23° +14°

July 2

+23° +14°

July 3

+23° +14°

July 4

+24° +15°

July 5

+23° +15°

July 6

+23° +14°

July 7

+24° +14°

July 8

+23° +15°

July 9

+23° +15°

July 10

+23° +15°

July 11

+23° +15°

July 12

+21° +14°

July 13

+20° +14°

July 14

+21° +14°

July 15

+22° +14°

July 16

+23° +15°

July 17

+23° +16°

July 18

+25° +15°

July 19

+25° +15°

July 20

+24° +16°

July 21

+23° +16°

July 22

+24° +15°

July 23

+24° +15°

July 24

+24° +15°

July 25

+24° +15°

July 26

+24° +16°

July 27

+23° +16°

July 28

+22° +16°

July 29

+22° +15°

July 30

+21° +14°

July 31

+22° +14°

August 1st

+25° +14°

August 2

+24° +16°

August 3

+23° +16°

August 4

+23° +15°

August 5

+23° +14°

August 6

+23° +14°

_{* Forecast based on 70 years of historical data}

Max. temperature
+41°C

Min. temperature
+5.9°C

Monthly precipitation
33.9mm

Wind speed
23.71m/s

• Max. temp…

• Min. temp…

Brussels

+12°

Antwerp

+13°

Ghent

+12°

Charleroi

+11°

Liege

+11°

Bruges

+13°

Namur

+11°

Leuven

+12°

Mons

+12°

Mechelen

+13°

Aalst

+12°

Hasselt

+12°

La Louviere

+11°

Sint-Niklas

+13°

Kortrijk

+12°

Ostend

+13°

Ostend

+13°

Tournai

+12°

Genk

+12°

Roselare

+13°

All cities

Weather in Antwerp in July 2022 (Flemish region, Belgium).

EXACTLY! Weather archive in July from the Hydrometeorological Center, Gismeteo Antwerp

Weather calendar

01.07.2022 (PT)

Night: +14 ° C

8 RASE

TELECTION

9003 + Days:
Wind: 6m/
Pressure: 761
Humidity: 43%

02.07.2022 (SB)

NIGHT: +15 ° C
Loose Partly cloudy

During the day:
Wind: 5m/C
Pressure: 763
Humidity: 39%

03.07.2022 (Sun)

Night: +17 ° C
Loose

+23 ° C
Loose
low -high
Loose

During the day:
Wind: 6m/
Pressure: 761
Humidity: 63%

04.07.2022 (Mon)

Night: +16 ° C

8 Loose °С
Clear

During the day:
Wind: 6m/s
Pressure: 762
Humidity: 41%

05. 07.2022 (W)

NIGHT: +16 ° C
Little rain

Day: +23 ° C
PAMURNO

8 in the current :
Wind: 6m/C
Pressure: 764
Humidity: 50%

06.07.2022 (SR)

Night: +16 ° C
PAMURNO

Day: +23 ° C
PASMORNA

During the day:
wind: 5m/s
pressure: 767
Humidity: 51%

07.07.2022 (Th)

Night: +16 ° C
PAMURNO

Day: +21 ° C

8 Cloudy

8 WITH WILL: 8M /C
Pressure: 767
Humidity: 62%

08.07.2022 (PT)

Night: +15 ° C
Loose

Day: +26 ° C
Clear

8 in the current days:
wind: 5m/s
pressure: 770
humidity: 50%

09.07.2022 (SB)

Night: +18 ° C
Cloudy

Day: +24 ° C
Loose

During the day:
Wind: 7M/S
: 7M/S
: 7M/S
767
Humidity: 56%

07. 07.2022 (Sun)

Night: +16 ° C
Loose

Day: +25 ° C
Clear

8 Wind:
Wind:
Wind:
:
6m/s
pressure: 767
humidity: 48%

11.07.2022 (Mon)

Night: +17 ° C
Cloudy

Day: +29 ° C
Cloudy

8 During the day:
Wind: 5m/
Pressure: 764
: 764
Humidity: 42%

12.07.2022 (W)

Night: +21 ° C
Pasmorno

day: +32 ° C
Cloudy

Through the day:
Wind: 3M from
pressure: 765
humidity: 48%

07/13/2022(Wed)

Night: +21 ° C
PASMURNO

Day: +31 ° C
PASMURNO

During the day:
Wind: 7M/s
Pressure: 761
Militia: 42%

07/14/2022 (Th)

Night: +18 ° C
Cloudy

day: +24 ° C
Loose

During the day:
Wind: 7m/
Domest : 41%

07/15/2022(Fri)

Night: +15 ° C
Pasmorno

day: +24 ° C
Cloudy

During the day:
Wind: 5m/C
Pressure: 764
Humidity: 42%

900. 07 .2022 (SB)

Night: +16 ° C
Cloudy

day: +26 ° C
Loose

During the day:
Wind: 6m/
Pressure 38%

07/17/2022(Sun)

Night: +14 ° C
Cloudy

Day: +30 ° C
Loose

During the day:
Wind: 4M/C
Pressure: 767
Humidity: 26%

18.07.2022 (PN )

Night: +17 °C
Light rain

Day: +37 °C
Light rain

During the day:
wind: 38:90

07/19/2022(Tue)

Night: +25 ° C
Thunderstorm

Day: +42 ° C
Loose

During the day:
Wind: 6m/C
Pressure: 758
Humidity: 15%

20.07.2012222 (CP )

Night: +22 ° C
Rain

Day: +30 ° C
RASE

During the day:
Wind: 6m/C
Pressure: 761
Humidity: 50%

21. 07.2022 (Thu)

Night: +17 °С
Little rain

Day: +21 ° C
Little rain

During the day:
Wind: 7m/C
Pressure: 761
Mummy: 87%

.07.2022 (PT)

Night: +16 ° C
Little rain

day: +26 ° C
Little rain

During the day:
Wind: 6m/s
Pressure: 762
Humidity: 41%

23.07 23.07 .2022(Sat)

Night: +16 °С
Pasmorno

Day: +27 ° C
PASMURNO

During the day:
Wind: 4M/C
Pressure: 761
Humidity: 42%

.07.2022 (Sun)

: +19 ° C
Cloudy

Day: +33 ° C
Cloudy

During the day:
Wind: 3m/
Pressure: 759
Humidity: 31%

25. 07.2022 ( Mon)

Night: +22 °С
Cloudy

Day: +27 ° C
Loosely

During the day:
Wind: 9m/
Pressure: 755
Humidity: 58%

NIGH 16 ° C
Pasmorno

Day: +21 ° C
Cloudy

During the day:
Wind: 7M/C
Pressure: 761
Military Wipes: 77%

900 27.07.2022 (SR)

(SR

Night: +14 °C
Partly cloudy

Day: +25 ° C
Clear

During the day:
Wind: 6m/
Pressure: 762
Humidity: 34%

07/28/2022 (PH)

Night: +14 +14 +14 ° С
Cloudy

day: +27 ° C
Loose

During the day:
Wind: 5m/
Pressure: 760
Military Wipes: 34%

29.07. 2022 (PT)

9037 9

Night: +18 °C
Partly cloudy

Day: +27 ° C
Clear

During the day:
Wind: 6m/
Pressure: 760
Humidity: 37%

07.2022 (SB)

NIGHT: +17 ° C
Loose

Day: +28 ° C
Clear

During the day:
Wind: 4m/C
Pressure: 761
Mummy: 35%

91.07.2022 (Sun)

Night: +19°С
Cloudy

Day: +27°С
Overcast

During the day:
wind: 6m/s
pressure: 759
humidity: 58%

Weather in Brussels in July 2023

Check the weather for July before planning your holiday in Brussels.
Average weather data includes daytime highs and nighttime lows in temperature, rainfall, hours of sunshine, and water temperature data.

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3031310 kWh0 kWh1 kWh1 kWh2 kWh2 kWh3 kWh3 kWh4 kWh4 kWh5 kWh5 kWh6 kWh6 kWh7 kWh7 kWh8 kW ⋅h8 kWh1 Jul.6.3 kWh1 Jul.6.3 kWh31 Jul.5.9 kWh31 Jul.5.9 kWh16 Jul.6.2 kWh16 Jul.6 . 2 kWh

Average daily incident shortwave solar energy reaching the ground per square meter (orange line), in the 25-75 and 10-90 percentile ranges.

In this description, the geographic coordinates of Brussels are 50.850° latitude, 4.349° longitude and an altitude of 30 m.

The topography within a radius 3 kilometers of Brussels has only moderate elevation changes with a maximum elevation change of 84 meters and a mean altitude of 42 meters . Within a radius of 16 kilometers has moderate elevation changes ( 160 meters ). Within a radius of 80 kilometers, has significant changes in altitude ( 522 meters ).

Terrain within 9 radius2114 3 kilometers from Brussels is covered with artificial surfaces ( 100% ), in radius 16 kilometers – Artificial surfaces ( 53% ) and 9214% 9215 (

4% 9215), and % of ), and % of ) 80 kilometers – farmland ( 52% ) and artificial surfaces ( 24% ).

This report describes typical weather in Brussels based on a statistical analysis of historical hourly weather reports and model reconstructions from 1 January 1980 to December 31, 2016.

Temperature and dew point

There are 6 weather stations close enough to help us estimate the temperature and dew point in Brussels.

For each station, the data are corrected for the difference in altitude between the station and Brussels according to the International Standard Atmosphere, as well as for the relative change in MERRA-2 satellite-era reanalysis between these two points.

The calculated value for Brussels is calculated as a weighted average of the individual data from each station, with weights proportional to the reciprocal of the distance between Brussels and the given station.

Stations participating in the reconstruction:

• Brussels Airport (EBBR, 64%, 11 km, north-east, 26 m altitude crossing)
• Brussels-Charleroi (EBCI, 8%, 44 km, south, 157 m altitude Pererade)
• Saint-Ghislain Airport (EBCT, 8%, 47 km, southwest, 48 m altitude)
• Chièvres Air Base (EBCV, 7%, 48 km, southwest, Altitude 28 m)
• Munte (EBMT, 7%, 49km, west, 7m altitude override)
• Gent / Industrie-Zone (EBGT, 6%, 53 km, northwest, Altitude -22 m)

EBBR, 64%11km, 26mEBCI, 8%44km, 157mEBCT, 8%47km, 48mEBCV, 7%48km, 28mEBMT, 7%49km, 7mEBGT, 6%53km, -22 m

© OpenStreetMap contributors

To see how these sources agree with each other, you can compare Brussels and the stations that participate in our temperature and climate history estimates. Note that the data from each source has been adjusted for elevation and relative variation present in the MERRA-2 data.

Other data

All data related to the position of the Sun (such as sunrise and sunset) are calculated using astronomical formulas from Jean Mius’ Astronomical Algorithms, 2nd Ed. .

All other weather data, including cloudiness, precipitation, wind speed and direction, and solar energy flux, are taken from the MERRA-2 New Time Retrospective Analysis. This reanalysis combines various measurements over a wide area in a modern global meteorological model to reconstruct hourly weather history around the world on a 50 km grid.

Land use data are from the SHARE Global Land Cover Monitoring Network database published by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.

Altitude data is from the Shuttle Radar Topographic Mission (SRTM), published by NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

The names, locations and time zones of places and some airports are from the GeoNames Geographical Database.

Time zones for airports and weather stations are provided by AskGeo.com.

Maps from contributors ©OpenStreetMap.

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The information on this site is provided as is, without any guarantee of its accuracy or suitability for any purpose. The weather data may contain errors, glitches and other defects. We are not responsible for any decisions made on the basis of the information provided on this website.

We pay special attention to the fact that for a number of important data types we rely on reconstructions based on the MERRA-2 model. With huge advantages in temporal and spatial completeness, these reconstructions: (1) are based on computer models that may have typical model errors, (2) use coarse sampling on a 50 km grid and therefore cannot reconstruct local variations in many microclimates, and (3) experiencing particular weather difficulties in some coastal areas, especially on smaller islands.

We also caution that our travel points are only as accurate as the data on which they are based, that the weather conditions in any particular place and at any time are unpredictable and changeable, and that points calculation reflects a certain set of preferences that may not coincide with preferences of the individual reader.

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in July 2016 22 ° C 13 ° C ° C 13 ° C ° C 24 ° C 9003 ° C ° C 24 ° ° C. C 14 ° C 20 ° C 13 ° C 23 ° C 14 ° C 21 ° C 23 ° C 9 ° C 10 Jul. 23°C 13°C 11 Jul. 24°C 14°C 12 Jul. 23°C 14°C 13 Jul. 23°C 14°C 14 Jul. 21°C 13°C 15 Jul. 22°C 14°C 16 Jul. 25°C 14°C 17 Jul. 26°C 15°C 18 Jul. 28°C 17°C 19 Jul. 29°C 17°C 20 Jul. 27°C 16°C 21 Jul. 25°C 16°C 22 Jul. 26°C 15°C 23 Jul. 26°C 15°C 24 Jul. 27°C 17°C 25 Jul. 26°C 16°C 26 Jul. 25°C 16°C 27 Jul. 24°C 14°C 28 Jul. 22°C 15°C 29 Jul. 24°C 15°C 30 Jul. 24°C 15°C 31 Jul. 25°C 14°C Water temperature in July by day 11 Jul. 12 Jul. 13 Jul. 14 Jul. 15 Jul. 16 Jul. 17 Jul. 18 Jul. 19 Jul. 20 Jul. 21 Jul. 22 Jul. 23 Jul. 24 Jul. 25 Jul. 26 Jul. 27 Jul. 28 Jul. 29 Jul. 30 Jul. 31 Jul. Precipitation by day Light rain – up to 2.5 mm per hour, moderate rain – up to 8 mm per hour, heavy rain – more than 8 mm per hour, heavy rain from 30 mm. 2.0000 mm 0.4444 mm 0.7778 mm 1.7778 mm 1. 1111 mm0030 1.4444 mm 2.2222 mm 2.2222 mm 10 Jul. 1.8889 mm 11 Jul. 0.6667 mm 12 Jul. 1.5556 mm 13 Jul. 1.6667 mm 14 Jul. 1.1111 mm 15 Jul. 2.3333 mm 16 Jul. 0.2222 mm 17 Jul. 0.2222 mm 18 Jul. 0.0000 mm 19 Jul. 1.0000 mm 20 Jul. 2.8889 mm 21 Jul. 0.4444 mm 22 Jul. 0.4444 mm 23 Jul. 0.7778 mm 24 Jul. 1.4444 mm 25 Jul. 4.0000 mm 26 Jul. 1.0000 mm 27 Jul. 2.5556 mm 28 Jul. 2.5556 mm 29 Jul. 0.6667 mm 30 Jul. 1.0000 mm 31 Jul. 1.2222 mm The maximum day temperature in Brussels is 29.0000 °С, the minimum night temperature is 12.6667 °С. Precipitation in July is usually no more than 64 mm, and the number of hours of sunshine is at least 6. Weather in July at other resorts of Belgium Antwerp 26 ° C Bruges ° C Brussels 26 ° C 26 ° C 9003 Liège 25°N Marche-en-Famenne 24°N Mechelen 26°N Monthly weather in Brussels 91 Average temperature: 22 ° C Average temperature during the day: 26 ° C Average temperature at night: 18 ° C 99 Rainfall in mm: 64 mm Number of rainy days in the month: 20 In January 9July 31, 2022 15 reviews hotel mapprice clean What I didn’t like : the view of another building, the area is not very. .. Read more 7 reviews hotel mapprices great location if you have a car, plenty of parking nearby, spacious rooms Cons : a small number of sockets in the room, no refrigerator in the room, windows… Read more 5 reviews hotel on mapprice Very comfortable good beds, excellent bath, spacious room, quiet place and plenty of space for things, there was even a work desk. Good skin care products. Cons : Request for deposit… Read More Weather in Brussels in July 2022-2021 ☁ According to our rating system, which is confirmed by the reviews of tourists who have visited Belgium, the weather is excellent in Brussels in July, this month’s rating is 4.9 out of five. Temperature in Brussels in July In February In March In April In May In June In July In August In September In October In November In December Average temperature during the day: +23.3°C Average temperature at night: +15. 8°C Number of sunny days: 11 days Rainy days: Rainfall: 7 days 68.6 mm Is it worth going on holiday in July? 4 . 9 In the capital, the climate is not too hot for recreation. According to perhaps the most accurate forecast, the weather in Brussels in July is excellent, this is a very high season. In this summer month, the average ambient temperature is 23.3 during the day and about 15.8 at night. It sometimes rains, about 7 days a month, with 68.6 mm of precipitation. There are many clear sunny days, at least 11 days. The same summer weather in other popular cities of Antwerp, Ghent, Namur, with a similar rating of 4. 5, the air warms up to 14.2°C. According to the reviews of tourists who have visited Belgium, it is worth going on vacation in Brussels in July, but in any case, we will help you decide what clothes to take. Please note: Weather in Brussels in June: rating 4.9 (out of 5), air +23.8°C , rain 4 days Weather in Brussels in August: rating 4.8 (out of 5), air +20.8°C , rain 5 days  Details for 3 days for week for 10 days for 14 days for month for weekend water for 14 days for 5 days for 7 days 2 weeks today tomorrow water now by month seasons Weather comparison in Brussels by month December 9000 November Air temperature If you want to know how to dress in Brussels in July and what to wear, you can see the average data for 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021: The air temperature ranges from +15. 1°C to +31.2°C and is considered relatively pleasant. For example, in the previous month, the air is warmer by about 0.5°C. In comparison, next month the environment is 2.5°C cooler. At night the temperature in Brussels in July drops to +21.4°C…+10.2°C. Temperature fluctuations between day and night are 7.4°C. What is the weather in Brussels at the end of July at the beginning and middle of the month is shown on the chart, according to the reviews of tourists in Belgium, the situation is almost everywhere the same.  Rating, rainy days and precipitation in July and other months. The rating in the period May – September fluctuates from 4.7 to 5.0 points. The number of rainy days in July is 7, and it ranks 1st for this indicator for the year. Precipitation is 68.6 mm, this is the 1st place among all months. At the same time, in the previous period, 7 mm less rainfall, in the next period, 2.9 mm less. According to the most accurate forecast from the hydrometeorological center, the hysmeteo weather in Brussels in July in the first and second half of the month (decade) is shown in the summary table for 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021 years. Wind speed Climate summary Day Day air temperature Air temperature at night 1 +22.5°C +10.3°C 2 +24.5°C +10. 2°C 3 +26.2°C +10.8°C 4 +28.5°C +15.1°C 5 +20. 1°C +17.7°C 6 +20.5°C +15.7°C 7 +16.4°C +14.2°C 8 +15. 1°C +15.2°C 9 +15.8°C +12.6°C 10 +21.8°C +16.9°C 11 +20. 2°C +15.9°C 12 +20.6°C +14.8°C 13 +20.6°C +15.9°C 14 +22. 8°C +13.2°C 15 +20.1°C +12.6°C 16 +27.9°C +12.6°C 17 +29. 8°C +16.3°C 18 +31.2°C +20.3°C 19 +31.2°C +21.3°C 20 +27. 4°C +21.4°C 21 +22.2°C +18.6°C 22 +26.9°C +17.3°C 23 +27. 6°C +17.4°C 24 +26.9°C +17.4°C 25 +24.9°C +16.3°C 26 +25. 5°C +15.4°C 27 +28.1°C +15.8°C 28 +22.5°C +17.3°C 29 +24. 1°C +15.8°C 30 +23.6°C +14.7°C 31 +25.9°C +15.2°C Weather now Brussels +12° Feeling: +11°C Yu 3m/s Precipitation: 86% 10 day / 14 day forecast Pay attention to other cities: Ostend weather in July Liege weather in July Weather, average temperature in Brussels in July (Belgium) 111112121313141415151616171718181 3031316 °C6 °C8 °C8 °C10 °C10 °C12 °C12 °C14 °C14 °C16 °C16 °C18 °C18 °C20 °C20 °C22 °C22 °C24 °C24 °C26 °C26 °C28 °C28 °C30 ° C30 °CJunAug.1 Jul.21 °C1 Jul.21 °C13 °C13 °C31 Jul.23 °C31 Jul.23 °C14 °C14 °C11 Jul.22 °C11 Jul.22 °C13 °C13 °C (red line) and minimum (blue line) temperature with ranges from 25th to 75th and 10th to 90th percentiles. The thin dotted lines represent the corresponding average perceived temperatures. ice cold -9 °C frosty 0 °C very cold 7 °C cold 13 °C cool 18 °C comfortable 24 °C heat 29 °C hot 35 °C znoyno Average hourly temperature with color coded ranges. Shaded areas represent night and civil twilight. Vancouver, Canada (at 7,828 kilometers away) is a city at a considerable distance with temperatures that are closest to Brussels (see comparison). © OpenStreetMap contributors Compare Brussels to another city: Map In the month of July in Brussels, the cloudiness mostly does not change, while the percentage of time when the sky is overcast or is mostly cloudy remains at about 44% during the month. The least likely overcast or mostly cloudy conditions is 42% on July 22, . The clearest day of the month is 22 Jul when clear , mostly clear or partly cloudy conditions are observed 58% of of the time. For reference: December 27, , is the cloudiest day of the year , the probability of overcast or mostly cloudy weather is 0% clear 20% partly cloudy 40% Partly cloudy 60% cloudy 80% overcast 100% Percentage of time duration of each cloud band, broken down by percentage of sky covered by clouds. A wet day is a day on which there is at least 1 millimeter liquid precipitation or liquid equivalent precipitation. In Brussels chance of a wet day during July Percentage of days with different types of precipitation excluding traces: rain only, snow only, and mixed (rain and snow both fell on the same day). Rainfall In order to show the change over the course of a month, and not just a monthly amount, we show the amount of rainfall accumulated over a sliding 31-day period centered on each day. Average rainfall over a 31-day rolling period in July in Brussels is is basically unchanged from , remaining around 50 mm all the time , and rarely exceeds 93 mm or drops below 15 mm . The highest average accumulation for 31 days is 52 mm on on July 3 . Average monthly rainfall in July in Brussels Average monthly rainfall in July in BrusselsJuly11223344556677889 111112121313141415151616171718181 3031310 mm0 mm20 mm20 mm40 mm40 mm60 mm60 mm80 mm80 mm100 mm100 mm June-Aug.2 Jul.52 mm2 Jul.52 mm31 Jul.48 mm31 Jul.48 mm16 Jul.50 mm16 Jul.50 mm Average rainfall (solid line), accumulated over a rolling 31-day period centered on the day in question, with ranges of the 25th to 75th and 10th to 90th percentiles. The thin dotted line is the corresponding mean snowfall. During july in brussels day length is rapidly decreasing . From the beginning to the end of the month, the length of the day is reduced by 1 hour 4 minutes , implying an average reduction of 2 minutes 7 seconds per day and a reduction of 14 minutes 51 seconds per week. The shortest day of the month is on July 31, , when daylight hours are 15 hours 23 minutes , and the longest day is on July 1, , with daylight hours of 16 hours 26 minutes . Number of hours of daylight and twilight in July in Brussels The earliest sunrise this month in Brussels is at 5:33 1 July , and the latest is at 34 minutes later at 6:07 31 July . The latest sunset is at 21:59 1 July , and the earliest sunset is 30 minutes earlier, at 21:29 31 July . DST is observed in Brussels in 2022, but it doesn’t start or end in July, so the entire month is in DST. For reference: June 21 , at the longest day of , the sun rises at 5:28 and sets in 16:31 , at 22:00 , and at 11 December the short day of , it rises at 8:42 and sets at 7 hours 56 minutes , at 16:38 . Sunrise and sunset with twilight in July in Brussels Sunrise and sunset with twilight in July in BrusselsJuly1122334455667788 The figure below is a compact representation of the sun’s height (the angle of the sun above the horizon) and bearing (its compass direction) for each hour of each day during the reporting period. The horizontal axis is the day of the year and the vertical axis is the hour of the day. For a given day and hour of that day, the background color indicates the azimuth of the sun at that moment. Black isolines are contours of constant solar altitude. Sun height and azimuth in July in Brussels Sun height and azimuth in July in Brusselsjuly1122334455667788 The graph below provides a summary of the main lunar data for July 2022. The horizontal axis is the day, the vertical axis is the hour of the day, and the colored areas show when the Moon is above the horizon. Vertical gray bars (new moon) and blue bars (full moon) indicate the key phases of the moon. The label associated with each bar indicates the date and time of the phase, and the accompanying timestamps indicate the moonrise and moonset times for the closest time interval in which the moon is above the horizon. Daily temperature maxima rise by 2 °C , from 21 °C to 23 °C , rarely falling below 16 °C or exceeding 29 °C . Daily temperature lows increase by 1 °C , from 13 °C to 14 °C , rarely dropping below 10°C or greater than 17°C . The highest average daily minimum temperature is 14 °C July 31 . For reference: on 5 August , in the hottest day of , temperatures in Brussels usually range from 14 °C to 23 °C , while on 8 February , in the coldest day of of the year , they range from 1 °C to 6 °C . Average high and low temperatures in July in BrusselsJuly11223344556677889 20212122222323242425252626272728282 20212122222323242425252626272728282 6 9006 km 6 km 3 8102 km 365 922 7 9102 km 3 9102 km3 31006 31006 km 3 6 km 9103 6 km 3 km 5 km 6 km 3 km 3 68 km 38 6 km 3 9006 4102 km 6108 61 km 610 km 404 602 km 61006 km 6 61 206 km July 2022 Illuminance Moonrise Moonset Moonrise Distance 7 24337 one 5% 7:13 NE – – 15:43 S 404 710 km 2 11% – 0:02 NW 8:22 NE 16:29 S 402,603 ​​km 3 18% – 0:25 WNW 9:34 EST 17:14 S four 26% – 0:42 WNW 10:46 EST 17:57 Yu 395,826 km 5 36% – 0:58 WNW 11:59 E 18:39 S 6 46% – 1:11 W 13:12 E 19:21 S 7 50% – 1:25 W 14:28 E 20:06 S eight 68% – 1:39 WSW 15:48 ESE 20:53 S 3 9 79% – 1:57 SW 17:12 ESE 21:46 S 368,017 km ten 88% – 2:18 WSW 18:40 SE 22:44 S eleven 95% – 2:49 SW 20:06 SE 23:49 S 12 97% – 3:32 SW 21:23 SE – – 13 100% – 4:34 SW 22:23 SE 0:59 S fourteen 100% – 5:54 SW 23:05 SE 2:08 S 357,646 km fifteen 98% – 7:23 SW 23:34 SE 3:14 S 16 92% – 8:53 SW 23:56 SE 4:13 S 910 2 km1006 17 84% – 10:19 SW – 5:06 S 369,472 km eighteen 19 65% 0:28 V 12:58 W – 6:40 S 382,097 km twenty 50% 0:41 E 14:13 WNW – 7:23 S 21 43% 0:56 EST 15:27 ZSZ – 8:06 Yu 393 751 km 22 33% 1:12 UTC 16:40 WNW – 8:50 S 23 24% 1:31 EST 17:52 NW – 9:35 S 24 17% 1:56 NE 19:00 NW – 10:23 S 404,390 km 25 10% 2:28 NE 20:01 NW – 11:11 S 26 5% 3:09 SV 20:53 SZ – 12:01 Yu 406,273 km 27 2% 4:02 NE 21:34 NW – 12:51 S 28 0% 5:04 NE 22:06 NW – 13:40 S 29 1% 6:13 NE 22:30 WNW – 14:27 S thirty 3% 7:25 UTC 22:49 WNW – 15:13 S 31 8% 8:37 UTC 23:05 WNW – 15:56 S 397,623 km We base comfort level on dew point, as it determines whether sweat will evaporate from the skin, cooling the body. A lower dew point makes you feel more dry, while a higher dew point makes you feel more humid. Unlike temperature, which typically varies significantly between day and night, dew point tends to change more slowly, so while temperatures may drop at night, a wet day usually gives way to a wet night. The probability that a given day will be raw in Brussels basically does not change throughout July, remaining all the time within 1% out of 3% . The highest probability of a wet day in July is 3% July 24 . For reference: 24 July , the wettest day of , dampness is felt 3% of of the time, and 1 January , the least wet day comfortable 16 °C wet 18 °C damp 21°C stuffy 24 °C heavy Percentage of time spent at different humidity comfort levels, classified by dew point. This section describes the average hourly wind vector (speed and direction) over a large area at 10 meters above the ground. The wind experienced at any given location is highly dependent on local topography and other factors, and instantaneous wind speed and direction vary more widely than hourly averages. The average hourly wind speed in Brussels gradually decreases to throughout July, dropping from 14.8 kilometers per hour to 13.7 kilometers per hour during the month. For reference: on January 7, , at the windiest day of , the average daily wind speed is 20.9 kilometers per hour , and on August 4, , at the calmest day of , the average daily wind speed is north east south west Percentage of hours during which the average wind direction corresponds to each of the four main wind directions, excluding hours in which the average wind speed is less than 1. 6 km/h . The slightly shaded areas on the borders are the percentage of hours in the implied intermediate directions (northeast, southeast, southwest, and northwest). Brussels is located near a large body of water (for example, the ocean, sea or large lake). This section describes the average daily surface temperature of this large area of ​​water. 9°C19 °C20 °C20 °C21 °C21 °CJun-Aug.1 Jul.16 °C1 Jul.16 °C31 Jul.19 °C31 Jul.19 °C11 Jul.17 °C11 Jul.17 °C Average daily water temperature (purple line) with ranges from the 25th to the 75th and from the 10th to the 90th percentile. Definitions of growing season vary around the world, but in the context of this description, we define it as the longest continuous period of temperatures above freezing (≥ 0°C) in a year (the Northern Hemisphere calendar year, or July 1 to 30 June in the Southern Hemisphere). The growing season in Brussels usually lasts 7.3 months ( 224 days ), from about April 4, to November 14, , rarely starting before March 12, or after April 27, and rarely ending before 181 October or after December 14 . The month of July in Brussels is consistently fully included in the growing season. Time spent in different temperature ranges and growing season in July in Brussels very cold 7 °C cold 13 °C cool 18 °C comfortable 24 °C heat 29 °C hot 35 °C sultry Percentage of time spent in different temperature ranges. The black line is the percentage chance that a given day is within the growing season. Growth degree days is a measure of annual heat accumulation used to predict the development of plants and animals and is defined as all threshold exceedances of a given temperature minimum, excluding maximum temperature exceedances. In this description, the temperature minimum is 9°C1 Jul.389 °C31 Jul.634 °C31 Jul.634 °C11 Jul.466 °C11 Jul.466 °C21 Jul.548 °C21 Jul.548 °C 25th to 75th and 10th to 90th percentiles. This section describes the total daily incident shortwave solar energy reaching the earth’s surface over a large area, fully accounting for seasonal variations in day length, the height of the Sun above the horizon, and absorption by clouds and other atmospheric constituents. Shortwave radiation includes visible light and ultraviolet radiation. The average daily incident shortwave solar energy in Brussels basically does not change throughout July, remaining all the time within plus or minus 0.2 kWh from 6.1 kWh . Average daily incident shortwave solar energy in July in Brussels Average daily incident shortwave solar energy in July in BrusselsJuly11223344556677889

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Monthly weather in Belgium

CLIMATE

The Kingdom of Belgium is located in the west of Europe. The area of ​​the territory of the state is 30.5 thousand km2. It is washed from the north-western side by the North Sea. The capital of Belgium is called Brussels, located in the center of the country.

The territory of the kingdom is divided into three relief zones. The sea coast of Belgium is occupied by plains, the maximum height above sea level is 100 m. In the center is “Middle Belgium” – 100-250 m above sea level. And the southeast belongs to the Ardennes plateau up to 500 m with the highest point of the country 694 m.

The coastal zone is represented by sand dunes and polders. Fertile soils will appear in the center of the country. And the southern mountainous region of Belgium is covered with forests. In the north of this region there is a beech forest with an area of ​​5 thousand hectares. Wild boars, roe deer, squirrels, fallow deer are found here. Partridges and pheasants are found in the swampy areas of the country.

The climate of the Kingdom of Belgium is temperate maritime. The weather is mostly cloudy. Precipitation is recorded throughout the year. Up to 900 mm of precipitation falls annually, and in the south of the country up to 1250 mm.

Tourists choose the time to travel to Belgium depending on the region. Popular resorts in the west of the country: Ostend, Bruges, Ghent; center: Antwerp, Brussels, Charleroi; northeast on the sea coast: Middelkerke, Knokke-Heist. Choose your travel time after reviewing the weather conditions in Belgium by months.

Weather in Belgium in January

In the capital of Belgium and in the west in January, the air temperature at night ranges from 0°С to +1°С, during the day the thermometer rises to +5°С…+6°С. It is windy, the speed of air masses reaches 5 m/s, and on some days gusts up to 16 m/s are recorded. In the east of Belgium, in the mountainous regions, the air temperature rarely rises above -2°C. In December, the Botrange Mountains are especially popular for skiing. Precipitation falls up to 80 mm per month.

Weather in Belgium in February

February in Belgium is mostly warm and humid. Daytime air temperature in the center and on the coast ranges from +5°С to +6°С. In some places, the thermometer rises to + 8 ° С. At night, the column drops to + 2 ° C … + 3 ° С. The temperature of the water in the sea is equal to the temperature of the air. In the “rainy” cities of Belgium (Antwerp, Liege) registers 40-50 mm of precipitation. In the Ardennes, the air temperature is kept in the range of 0°C … -1°C. From the Atlantic side, winds blow at a speed of 5.2 m/s.

Weather in Belgium in March

In March, the warm Gulf Stream brings spring to Belgium. The average air temperature during the day ranges from +8°С to +10°С, at night the indicators decrease to +3°С…+4°С. In the capital, the thermometer rises to +10°С…+12°С. 80 mm of precipitation is recorded here. The speed of air masses is 4 m/s, with temporary gusts up to 8 m/s. The water temperature in the sea reaches +7°С.

Weather in Belgium in April

In the mountains, the average air temperature is within +5°С, and in the center and in the north the air warms up to +15°С. Skiing is no longer relevant. The amount of precipitation in April decreases due to southwestern winds, up to 30-50 mm of precipitation is recorded. Wind gusts range from 5 m/s to 12 m/s. The water in the sea warms up to +9°С…+10°С.

Weather in Belgium in May

5-8 rainy days in May. The average rainfall in the country reaches 30-50 mm per month. The wind speed is 4-10 m/s. The average air temperature in Antwerp, Ghent, Brussels during the day is in the range of + 16 ° С . .. + 18 ° С, at night it drops to + 8 ° С. The water temperature in the sea is +12°С…+13°С.

Weather in Belgium in June

June in Belgium is mostly overcast. Up to 60-70 mm of precipitation and 5-6 rainy days are recorded. The winds subside, the average speed is 3-8 m/s. The air temperature during daylight hours rises above +18°C. It is cooler in Ostend, +17°С. At night, the thermometer drops to +10°С…+12°С. The water in the sea warms up to +15°С…+16°С.

Weather in Belgium in July

July is the peak tourist season in Belgium. The air temperature in the daytime ranges from +18°C to +22°C, at night it drops by 5-7 marks. The average rainfall is 40-70 mm per month, 4-5 rainy days are recorded. Sea water warms up to +19°C. The beaches are filled with tourists. Windy. Air masses reach 12 m/s.

Weather in Belgium in August

In August there are 4-6 rainy days, up to 79 mm of precipitation falls (in Ostend). The average air temperature during the day is +21 °С. In Ostend and Charleroi – + 20 ° С. At night, the thermometer drops to +13°С…+15°С. The water temperature in the North Sea exceeds +19°C. The winds blow at the same speed as in July, up to 12 m/s.

Weather in Belgium in September

The beach season in Belgium is short and valuable. By the end of September, the water temperature in the sea drops to +17.6°C. The air temperature during the day fluctuates between +18°С…+19°С, at night it drops to +11°С…+13°С. There are 2-3 rainy days, up to 42.5 mm of precipitation falls. The wind speed does not decrease, it reaches 13 m/s.

Weather in Belgium in October

In October, as in other months, precipitation is recorded in Belgium. For 3-5 days falls up to 63 mm (in Ostend). The average rainfall in the country is 36-45 mm per month. The air temperature during the day is in the range of +13°С…+14°С, at night the indicators decrease to +8°С…+10°С.