Belgium Faces Mini Heat Dome Threat With No Rain Expected Soon

Meteorologists warn Belgium may face mini heat dome, with no rain forecasted. Temperatures could rise above twenty-five degrees, lasting several days in Belgium.

Nighttime heat will make cooling homes difficult, experts highlight ongoing challenges ahead.

Some regions experienced three local heat waves already, unusual for such seasons. Belgium's official heat wave requires specific criteria, but some areas exceeded limits.

Experts say August heat is not rare, but occurs increasingly later each year. Temperatures expected to normalize after mid-August, while rainfall remains highly unlikely currently.