The time will be stable and sunny in most of the country this Sunday, according to the spokesman for the National Meteorological Agency (AEMET), Luis Bañón. Despite this, there will be cloudy periods that could leave some precipitation in the Strait, the Sierra Nevada and the north of the Balearic Islands. Temperatures will increase in almost the entire countryalthough the minimums will continue to be abnormally low in the northeastern third of the peninsula. Intervals of strong wind are not excluded in the Ampurdán, Menorca, Estrecho and in some points of the Galician coast.
Starting next week, Bañón said the trend would be towards a progressive destabilization of the atmosphere with the arrival of cold and humid air masses driven by storm Boris, active since last Friday in central Europe. Thus, on Monday, there will be only a few cloudy passages, while On Tuesday, precipitation will begin in in the areas of the Mediterranean coast and in the Balearic Islands.
The rains could extend to the east of the peninsula and the southeastern third of the peninsula, gaining intensity until Thursday. Although the spokesman for the national agency stressed that there is a high level of uncertainty, he indicated that the storm would tend to isolate itself and be located in the northeast of the peninsulawhere precipitation could move.
Prediction until the end of the week:
Today, precipitation on the extreme north of the peninsula.
Friday, probability of showers on the extreme north of the peninsula, the Mediterranean coast and the Balearic Islands.
Weekend: predominantly sunny and no precipitation expected.
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While, Maximum temperatures will drop significantly on Tuesday. The winds will blow strongly on Monday and Tuesday in the Ampurdán, Menorca and the northern coast of Galicia, and will ease from then on. Later, the ‘The summer of San Miguel“could leave a warmer than normal environment across Spain and slightly drier across the country, especially in the communities of the Cantabrian Sea and northern Galicia, according to the weather forecast from Eltiempo.es.
This event usually occurs between September 28 and October 3. Although it is relatively common, it is not a guaranteed weather phenomenon. This year, the physicist and meteorologist of Eltiempo.es Mar Gomezsaid a warmer-than-normal second half of September was expected, based on model trends.
Trends show that this fall 2024 It could be warmer than normal in most of the peninsula and in both archipelagos. With less marked anomalies, but with a forecast that it could be slightly warmer than normal in Galicia and the rest of the northern peninsula, as well as in the west of Castile and León, Extremadura and Andalusia.
As for precipitation, trends show that fall 2024 could be slightly drier than normal in Galicia, Asturias, Cantabria, western Castile and Leon, southern Badajoz and western Andalusiaas well as the west of the Canary Islands. In the rest of the peninsula and the Balearic Islands, rainfall could be within the usual limits for all dates. On the other hand, on the islands of Lanzarote and Fuerteventura, the season could be drier than normal.
