THE AEMET has issued an important alert before the arrival of a powerful DANA that reaches Spain and will affect these areas of Spain. The time will come to start thinking about everything that awaits us before a weekend where plans will be pending a series of elements that could be the ones that make the difference. It is time to start managing the weekend projects that we have ahead of us.
Meteorologists do not hesitate to face a series of fundamental changes that can ultimately make a significant difference. Without a doubt, we are starting a weekend in which we will have to take out our umbrella and jacket in an exceptional way. The weekend is coming with eventful weather that will remind us first-hand of the worst of an autumn that is approaching at great speed. The change in weather that could have been expected is coming, with a situation that can change everything. Take note of how this powerful DANA will affect the weekend, which could be the one that ruins outdoor plans.
AEMET launches an important alert
THE the rains came at great speedAfter a summer in which heat waves ended up being the main protagonists. We are facing a series of changes that will end up making the important difference we are facing.
Without a doubt, we have before us elements that could become those that mark a before and after. So, ultimately, the time will have come to start preparing for the worst in every sense of the word, with a look at a sky bearing important news that will mark this before and after.
It is important to keep an eye on a weather forecast that brings news that can be particularly complicated. Especially in the face of a series of elements that will end up making a difference. There is no doubt that we are facing a situation for which we may not be prepared.
Rainfall can be heavy and dangerous considering a series of changes we have to face. Weather maps leave no doubt about what awaits us.
A powerful DANA arrives in Spain affecting these regions of the country
AEMET experts await the sky This could have unexpected consequences. We are facing a few days in which the rains will end up generating a situation of instability that could end up complicating traffic and weekend activities during these days of rest for many.
As seen in the AEMET forecast: “The low pressures located to the northwest of the peninsula will leave a predominance of cloudy or overcast skies in the northern third of the peninsula, with precipitation affecting Galicia and the western Cantabrian area, as well as accompanied by some occasional storms, to the north of Aragon and Catalonia. They are also likely in the rest of this community and in the Cantabrian area, and are no less excluded in the rest of the northern third. More intense conditions are expected at the beginning and could become locally strong in the western half of the Pyrenees and northeast of Catalonia. Throughout the day they will decrease and become increasingly lighter. In Alborán, the southeastern third of the peninsula and the Balearic archipelago, we will have increasing medium and high cloudiness, without excluding dry storms and occasional showers that will leave, if any, low amounts of precipitation, somewhat more likely in the mountains of the southeast. . They could be accompanied by mud due to the entry of mist. Likewise, low morning cloudiness is expected on the eastern peninsula and the Balearic Islands. In the Canary Islands, intervals of low clouds in the north and slightly cloudy skies in the rest. Probable morning fog banks in mountainous areas in the northern and eastern thirds of the peninsula, as well as in the Balearic Islands.
Continuing with the same forecasts: “Maximum temperatures will increase in general, with little change or some decreases in the Guadalquivir and in the central northeast of the peninsula. Minimum temperatures will increase in Alborán, the Balearic Islands and the extreme northwest and northeast of the peninsula, decreasing in the rest. The trade wind will blow in the Canary Islands, but with less intensity than in previous days. In the eastern and northeast Mediterranean area, the south and southeast wind will predominate, and in the rest, the westerly component will predominate. They will be weak in general in the interiors and more intense on the coasts, mountains and areas of the northern plateau, with possible very strong gusts in the Pyrenees and the mountains of the southeast.
