Persistent rain is expected all week. Ten districts are under an orange warning for heavy precipitation and coastal swell, increasing the risk of flooding and hazardous marine conditions.
Rain to continue throughout the week; ten districts under orange warning for precipitation and swell
Sunday, 25 January 2026RSS
Context & Explainers
An orange warning is the second-highest level in IPMA's four-tier color-coded weather alert system (green → yellow → orange → red). It signals potentially dangerous weather or sea conditions that could cause significant damage or pose a risk to life.
Orange warnings are issued for conditions such as heavy rainfall, strong winds (gusts above 100 km/h), extreme heat, significant snowfall, or high waves (typically 5+ meters). They are district-specific and time-limited.
When an orange warning is active, residents should avoid unnecessary travel, stay away from coastal areas and riverbanks, secure outdoor objects, and follow guidance from civil protection authorities. Schools and transport services may be affected. Orange warnings often trigger preventive measures by local councils and civil protection services.
