Jorge Rey calls for attention and raises the alarm about what is happening in Spain: “In a big way”

Ask for attention and activate alarms for what’s coming Today in Spain we must be aware of the sky in an important way, according to Jorge Rey. This expert in the art of knowing what weather awaits us knows a system that allowed him to anticipate everything that was happening and, above all, had unexpected surprises in store for him. We must therefore begin to prepare ourselves for a series of changes which could become those which will mark a before and an after.

We will have to look beyond certain situations which can really end up being those which mark a before and an after. All alarms will be on now that we can begin to see more clearly that the storms these days are more dangerous than we imagine. It is time to bet clearly on certain changes that perhaps we had not imagined until now and which are essential to be able to face a series of details that will be the ones that make the difference. Jorge Rey asks that we pay attention to the alarms whose mission is to protect us all, in one way or another.

Call attention and activate alarms

What is happening in Spain could end up being one of the longest episodes in terms of rain and instability. We are facing this change in cycle in the best possible way, from dry autumns to rains that have become a risk for all humanity.

You have to start thinking about everything that is going to happen, one way or another, Jorge Rey’s weather never fails and has become a real reality. So we need to start thinking about what lies ahead and how to prepare.

AEMET alerts must be respected and respected, so perhaps we need to start visualizing a series of changes that can be essential and that we might not even have imagined until now. We will have to make changes that we may not have expected.

It’s time to see autumn as it is, the rains, as Jorge Rey warned, are more important than we imagine. We must therefore prepare for the worst by all means. It seems that we will continue with our eyes fixed on the sky.

Jorge Rey warns of what’s to come

Jorge Rey’s stern warning leaves no doubt: “The reservoirs are very high because of the heavy rains caused by DANA.” Each rain that falls can be potentially dangerous for the population, so we must remain very attentive to weather conditions that can bring totally unexpected surprises.

The AEMET forecast warns that it will rain and rain: “In a large part of the country, anticyclonic weather is expected with a predominance of slightly cloudy or clear skies and abundant and light morning cloudiness. It is only expected that a situation of instability will persist on the eastern coast of the peninsula and in the Balearic Islands, with showers and storms affecting Catalonia, the Valencian Community and the archipelago, without excluding that they end up affecting areas of eastern Aragon. , Alboran and the strait. It is likely that they will reach the strongholds of the north of the Balearic Islands, without excluding the rest of the archipelago and the coastal areas of Catalonia and the Valencian Community. The remnants of a front could also leave light and scattered precipitation in western Galicia and Castile and León.

Temperatures will end up being the main protagonists of these days: “Maximum temperatures decrease on the Cantabrian coast, the eastern third and the Balearic Islands, increasing in a large part of the Atlantic slope and in the Canary Islands, where they could exceed 32 degrees in points of the eastern islands. Minimums rising in the Canary Islands and predominantly falling in the rest. Light frosts in the Pyrenees. Light winds from the east and north will predominate in the peninsula and the Balearic Islands, more intense on the Mediterranean coasts, with intervals of strong easterly winds and very strong gusts in the Strait. In the Canaries, the moderate trade wind will give way to a weak northerly wind, more intense and southerly on the summits.

The alerts will be activated in these areas of Spain: “Probable showers and strong storms in the north of the Balearic Islands, without excluding the rest of the archipelago and the coastal areas of Catalonia and the Valencian Community. Strong intervals of rise in the Strait with very strong gusts. Temperatures that could exceed 32 degrees in parts of the eastern Canary Islands.

So, from Wednesday, but especially as we face the end of the week, the weather can get complicated again, leaving a series of elements that can be essential in every sense. We will have to become aware of these changes over time, which will be fundamental.