Flevoland is expected to have a few dry and relatively quiet October days at the start of the week, with moderate easterly to southeasterly winds and temperatures around the seasonal average. Monday afternoon is forecast to reach about 14 degrees, while Tuesday is expected to be slightly cooler. The previous Sunday was reported to have been the coolest midday period of the autumn so far, at barely 12 degrees, although the first ground frost had not yet occurred.

The weather is expected to become increasingly unsettled from Tuesday evening, with rain or drizzle, cloud and showers spreading across the province. Showers could include thunderstorms on Thursday, while Friday is forecast to bring an active low-pressure area, heavier showers at times and strong winds that could affect traffic. The unsettled autumn weather is expected to continue into the weekend, and the first autumn storm of the year may develop later in the week.