By Eric Leister, Meteorologist
June 5,2015; 11:44AM,EDT
A brief blast of unseasonable heat and humidity will overspread parts of France, Netherlands, Belgium and Germany.
This heat will also set the stage for heavy thunderstorms as cooler air to the northwest clashes with the building heat.
The heat on Friday is resulting in the hottest days of the year thus far for some locations, including Paris, Amsterdam and Frankfort.
At the same time, a storm system will approach Ireland and the United Kingdom causing showers and thunderstorms as cooler air collides with the much warmer air already over the region.
The strongest thunderstorms are expected from northwest Spain into northwest France, western Belgium and coastal communities of the Netherlands.
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These storms will be capable of producing flooding rain and hail. Isolated damaging wind gusts over 65 km/h (40 mph) are also possible.
These storms will likely reach Paris late in the day with possible impacts on the French Open.
By Saturday, cooler air will be felt across northern France, Netherlands, Belgium and the United Kingdom. Farther east, heavy thunderstorms will again erupt along the front boundary impacting areas from Switzerland and western Austria through Germany. Cooler air will reach these areas on Sunday.
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