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Bundled up bikers entering the Rijksmuseum tunnel under their billboard celebrating the winter season, Amsterdam 7 February 2018
Bundled up bikers entering the Rijksmuseum tunnel under their billboard celebrating the winter season, Amsterdam 7 February 2018 - Credit: Photo: Zachary Newmark / NL Times
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Wednesday, 7 February 2018 - 08:40

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Coldest February night in Netherlands in six years

Last night was the coldest February night the Netherlands had since 2012, when temperatures below -20 were measured, according to weather service Weerplaza. Many places in the country saw minimum temperatures drop below -10 degrees Celsius during the night between Tuesday and Wednesday.

Around 6:15 a.m. on Wednesday temperatures measured -10 degrees or lower in Eeldde, Heino in Overijssel, and Wijk aan Zee in Noord-Holland.

Weerplaza expects that temperatures will rise gradually over the coming days. Minimums will still drop below zero tonight. And there is a chance of snow on Friday.

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