Schiphol Airport has canceled more than 100 flights due to strong winds from Storm Darragh, which is expected to impact air traffic. The Dutch meteorological institute, KNMI, has issued a yellow weather warning for most of the country, except North Brabant and Limburg, due to severe gusts.
These winds, reaching 75-90 km/h in the west and northwest, and up to 100-120 km/h in the Wadden area, could affect traffic, particularly cyclists and drivers of trucks and trailers. Travelers using Schiphol are advised to check flight updates or contact their airlines.
Meteorologists also anticipate a potential twin storm, which may bring more severe weather, particularly in southern regions, on Saturday morning.
Source: NOS