Orange Code in Northern Netherlands Due to Ice Storm
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The dutch meteorological institute KNMI issued an orange weather warning for the northern Netherlands, effective midnight, January 22, 2026. Rain combined with freezing temperatures could create treacherous ice in Friesland, Groningen, and Drenthe, making roads and bike paths extremely slippery.
the risk is lower for Overijssel, Gelderland, Flevoland, and North Holland, which received a yellow warning.
Rijkswaterstaat also warns of icy conditions and dangerous driving. They strongly advise people in the affected provinces to avoid travel unless absolutely necessary. The road authority says drivers should expect hazardous conditions through the end of Friday.