Agricultural Weather — Netherlands
Agricultural weather forecast for Netherlands with real-time air and soil temperature, precipitation, and soil moisture data. Monitor weather conditions across all regions to optimally plan sowing, spraying, and harvesting operations. Data updated every 2 hours from meteorological stations.
North Holland
Light drizzle
13.5°
day
7.5°
night
1.1 mm precipitation
South Holland
Rain
11.7°
day
7.4°
night
9.8 mm precipitation
North Brabant
Rain
11.8°
day
7.3°
night
10.1 mm precipitation
Gelderland
Light rain
11.2°
day
5.6°
night
3.9 mm precipitation
Overijssel
Light rain
12.4°
day
6.4°
night
3.7 mm precipitation
Limburg
Drizzle
12.8°
day
7°
night
1.6 mm precipitation
Friesland
Dense drizzle
12.6°
day
5.8°
night
2.2 mm precipitation
Groningen
Light drizzle
12.5°
day
6.7°
night
0.1 mm precipitation
Drenthe
Rain
12.9°
day
6.4°
night
4.9 mm precipitation
Flevoland
Rain
12.5°
day
6.7°
night
6.5 mm precipitation
Utrecht
Drizzle
13.4°
day
7.3°
night
2 mm precipitation
Zeeland
Light rain
11.3°
day
6.9°
night
6.6 mm precipitation
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Frequently Asked Questions
When to start spring sowing? +
Spring grain sowing begins when soil temperature at 5 cm depth stays consistently above 5°C for 3-5 days. Corn and sunflower require soil temperatures of 10-12°C for optimal germination. Monitor soil temperature on our page in the region section.
What soil temperature is optimal for sowing? +
Wheat and barley: 3-5°C. Canola/rapeseed: 5-8°C. Corn: 10-12°C. Soybeans: 12-14°C. Monitor surface soil temperature on our page — data updates every 2 hours.
How does soil moisture affect field operations? +
When soil moisture exceeds 60%, mechanical tillage leads to compaction and structure damage. Optimal moisture for cultivation is 40-60%. Below 20% moisture, irrigation is recommended.
At what wind speed should you not spray crops? +
Spraying is not recommended when wind speed exceeds 4-5 m/s (14-18 km/h). Strong wind causes spray drift, reducing treatment effectiveness and risking damage to neighboring crops.
How to use weather forecast for harvest planning? +
Plan harvesting during a 3-5 day window without precipitation. Rain raises grain moisture above 14%, requiring additional drying and increasing costs. Check our 7-day precipitation forecast for optimal timing.
Weather data: Open-Meteo.com (CC BY 4.0). Updated every 2 hours.