Dudelange, near Luxembourg’s southern border with France, receives around 830 mm (about 33 inches) of rain a year, in keeping with the broader national climate pattern of fairly evenly distributed rainfall under rotating Atlantic weather systems. The town’s former steel industry heritage has left some areas with distinct drainage characteristics that can interact with heavy rain in locally specific ways. Summer convective storms remain the main source of sudden, intense rainfall. Because conditions here can shift quickly given Luxembourg’s exposure to weather systems arriving from multiple neighboring countries, radar is a genuinely useful everyday tool. MeteoLux operates the national weather radar network.
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