Weather Report: Vlaams-Brabant, February 2026
February 2026 brought notably warmer and wetter conditions to Vlaams-Brabant compared to historical averages. The month experienced significant temperature fluctuations and above-normal precipitation, creating a dynamic weather pattern across the province.
Temperature Overview
The average temperature for February reached 7.2 degrees Celsius, which is 1.2 degrees above the normal value of 6.0 degrees. This warming trend was particularly evident during the latter part of the month. Geetbets recorded the month's extreme temperatures, with the coldest day occurring on February 15th at minus 4.1 degrees Celsius, while the warmest day was registered on February 25th, reaching 19.5 degrees Celsius. This 23.6-degree difference between the coldest and warmest days illustrates the considerable variability experienced during this February.
Precipitation Patterns
Rainfall was notably above normal, with an average total of 99.9 millimeters compared to the historical normal of 72.3 millimeters, representing a 38 percent increase. The wettest single day occurred in Dilbeek on February 16th, when 25.4 millimeters of precipitation fell. Dilbeek also recorded the highest monthly total across the province, accumulating 122.7 millimeters of rainfall, making it the wettest location in Vlaams-Brabant during February.
Sunshine and Notable Observations
Sunshine hours totaled 120.9 hours, which is marginally above the normal value of 120.0 hours, representing a one percent increase. This near-normal sunshine despite the wet conditions suggests that precipitation events were distributed throughout the month rather than concentrated in extended cloudy periods. The combination of above-average temperatures, significantly elevated precipitation, and near-normal sunshine hours created typical late-winter conditions with occasional mild spells interrupted by rainy periods.