Heat Plan Starts in Seven Dutch Provinces
The National Heat Plan is being activated again because of high temperatures. It covers several provinces, including Zeeland and South Holland. The plan aims to protect people from the heat.
The KNMI weather institute and the RIVM have decided to activate the plan. This is happening because temperatures are expected to be above 27 degrees Celsius. The plan will protect vulnerable people like the elderly. The heat could make it harder for people to stay cool indoors. The provinces involved are Zeeland, South Holland, North Brabant, Limburg, Utrecht, Gelderland, and Overijssel.
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Highlights
Heat Plan Activated
The National Heat Plan is starting due to high temperatures.
Seven Provinces Affected
The plan covers seven Dutch provinces: Zeeland, South Holland, North Brabant, Limburg, Utrecht, Gelderland, and Overijssel.
Temperature Threshold Triggered
The plan was triggered by temperatures consistently above 27 degrees Celsius.
RIVM and KNMI Involved
The RIVM and KNMI are working together on the heat plan.
Protecting Vulnerable Groups
The plan aims to protect the elderly and people with health issues.