A small depression will move Saturday from Brittany towards the British Isles while widening. We will therefore be temporarily subject to a more sustained flow. Between Saturday and Sunday evening, an area of ​​stronger winds will cross the country from west to east with gusts reaching our 70 to 90 km /, indicates the IRM. The alert begins Saturday at 9 p.m. and ends Sunday at 10 p.m. All provinces are concerned.

Regarding the rain, the alert begins Saturday at 7 p.m. and ends Sunday at 8 p.m. “This Friday, a first cold front will cross our country from west to east and should bring cumulative rainfall of between 0 and 10 mm or l / m². Saturday afternoon, a second very active and undulating cold front will reach our country and will affect us until Sunday. It will be responsible for heavy rains, most of which will fall between Saturday evening 8 p.m. and Sunday afternoon 2 p.m. Over the entire episode, between Friday and Sunday afternoon, we expect the following accumulations in precipitation, expressed in mm or l / m², knowing that they could be a little higher:

West Flanders: 20-40

East Flanders: 30-50

Hainaut: 30-50

Flemish and Walloon Brabant: 20-50

Antwerp: 20-45

Namur: 15-40

Luxembourgish: 10-30

Limburg: 5-30

Cork: 5-20

The yellow level code was retained according to the criterion of 25-50 l / m² expected in 24 hours, writes the MRI again.