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Julia writes the weather guides for the editorial team of weer-meteo.be, published by Meteo-suisse (Genève).
The guides explain the weather of Belgium place by place: what causes a phenomenon, where and in which months it occurs, what the official climate normals say, and what to do about it. Every figure in a guide comes from a public source, listed at the end of the guide with a link: the national weather service, avalanche, environment and tourism bodies, and the 1991–2020 climate normals.
The guides are written and checked by hand, and each one shows the date it was published and the date it was last updated. The forecasts on the town pages, by contrast, are computed automatically from weather models. Neither replaces the official warnings of the national weather service.
Spotted an error or an outdated figure? Write to contact@weer-meteo.be: corrections are made in the guide and its update date changes.
Each guide starts from a question people ask about the weather in Belgium. It is answered with data: the 1991 to 2020 climate normals and, where the site holds them, long station records, with the method of any calculation described in the article. A guide does not state a figure that cannot be traced to a named source, and each one carries a publication date and an update date.
The guides cite the RMI for climate and warnings, the coastal rescue services for sea safety, the portal zwemwater.be for bathing water, and the regional traffic centres for roads, naming each source in the guide that uses it. Forecasts come from Open-Meteo. We link to the source rather than copying it, and the methodology page describes how forecasts, normals and warnings reach the site.
The author page describes the method of the editorial team, not a personal biography. The guides do not give medical, legal or safety instructions beyond what an official body publishes, and they are corrected as soon as an error is reported. We do not accept payment to change a forecast or an article, and advertising is kept apart from the content: it is never mixed into a forecast or a warning. The about page says who publishes the site.
This page was last reviewed on 7 November 2026. To suggest a topic or report an error, write to contact@weer-meteo.be; corrections usually go in within a few days.