Belgium is experiencing cold weather and snowfall, causing travel disruptions and slippery roads across the country.
Belgium is under a 'code yellow' weather alert as snow and rain cause travel disruptions.
Brussels Airport faces delays of up to an hour, with five flights canceled to destinations like Milan and Warsaw. Passengers are advised to check flight updates and allow extra travel time.
Snowfall is expected to shift eastward by Thursday afternoon, with temperatures dropping to -2°C overnight and slippery roads reported in many areas. Bois de la Cambre remains closed to traffic.
The Royal Meteorological Institute (RMI) has called on people to be vigilant between 16:00 on Wednesday and 13:00 on Thursday.
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