Still 30 to 32 degrees in the east, but the wind will slowly start blowing more from the sea and that means Friday and the weekend will be more pleasant," said Van Bernebeek.
Dry weather will persist across most regions, with minimal chances of precipitation early next week. "Hardly anything else changes in the weather pattern.
Dry with lots of sun through Sunday.
Next week Monday or Tuesday the chance of showers increases, but I do not expect really large amounts of rain," said Van Bernebeek.
Forecaster Jules Geirnaerdt confirmed that mild coastal winds will develop alongside warm inland conditions. "Now there is quite a bit of sun.
However, a small cloud will occasionally move in front of the sun," he said.
Temperatures in inland provinces are expected to remain between 27 and 32 degrees prior to the cooling trend.
"It will be a nice summer day," said Geirnaerdt.
Beach conditions are expected to attract visitors as onshore winds pick up.
"The beach is then the place to be, because a light wind from the sea will develop quickly," said Geirnaerdt.
