Code red and cancelled trains: Wednesday’s snow to cause disruption in Belgium
Where to expect the most snowfall
“The most intense precipitation will affect the southeastern half of the country but nuisance may occur almost everywhere. Limit your movements if possible,” it added. Snowfall will be intense to the South of the Sambre and Meuse, especially in the afternoon
In large parts of Flanders southeast, 1-5 cm is still expected, but locally this could be 5-10 cm, possibly also in the Brussels-Capital Region. Higher up in Flanders, it will dry earlier in the day but remain slippery due to night frost. From Hainaut to the Kempen in Flanders, regular snowfall is expected, especially from noon onwards.
In Wallonia, most of the snow seems to be located around a wide zone from the region of Mons-Beaumont (Hainaut) to the region of Saint Vith-Liège (Liège), where between 10 and locally 25 cm may fall, but also temporarily wet snow.
