This is what will happen with storm Borisa situation that will surely end up being the one that will make an important difference, according to Roberto Brasero. Without a doubt, the time has come to start thinking about what awaits us, about a change of cycle that could make an important difference. At that time, the day will have arrived when we will have to put on the table the situation that could be the one that fully affects us. A transformation that can be key in terms of time.
Roberto Brasero is one of the meteorologists who do not hesitate to warn about what will happen with autumn. A season of the year that finally seems to be the one that marks a before and after. Faced with a series of changes that could accompany us these days, we must start thinking about what awaits us and what we may never have imagined. These are periods of seasonal changes that can arrive sooner than expected.
This is what will happen with storm Boris
THE Storm Boris has become the worst nightmare of those who are waiting for a quiet autumn. The time will come to start thinking about what awaits us and what awaits us in a situation that could end up being the one that will completely affect us.
Half of Europe is under water, torrential rains have become the great threat of this type of phenomenon that can affect us completely. Without a doubt, the worst nightmare of these days is a situation that could end up being the one that makes us think about these weather forecasts.
One of the most followed meteorologists in our country, does not hesitate to face a series of fundamental changes that we may not have taken into account until now. The time will come to start thinking about what awaits us and the autumn that may await us.
Without a doubt, we are facing a season of the year that can hold more than one surprise that we might not expect and that can affect us fully. It is time to visualize what awaits us and weather forecasts that can be completely unexpected.
Roberto Brasero confirms what was feared
The storm that no one could have expected so soon is a reality. Autumn seems to be regaining strength and at great speed. The time will have come to start thinking about everything that is still to come and what awaits us. Roberto Brasero gives us a forecast that could be decisive.
As this forecast tells us: “Autumn will begin this Sunday, September 22 at 2:44 p.m. (official peninsula time) but in these last days of astronomical summer we will have autumn weather due to the rains that will gradually reach many areas, although their distribution will be irregular, as will the amount of precipitation they may leave: in some areas a lot, perhaps too much, and in others very little. But the forecast tells us that they will spread first towards the east on Wednesday, then cross the central area on Thursday and reach points to the south and begin to move north on Friday. The sky that will become cloudy and the daytime temperatures slightly lower will dress these last days of summer as autumn weather. Although summer will still hold… in the north of the peninsula. “We say so.”
Continuing with the same forecasts from Roberto Brasero: “This Wednesday, the rains will arrive in the eastern part of Spain and very early. They can be very strong and persistent on the coasts of Tarragona and Castellón in the early hours of the day, where AEMET has activated the orange level alerts for rain that could accumulate 40 l/m2 in an hour or more than 70 l/m2. in three or four hours. As the day progresses, the rains have spread to the rest of Catalonia and the Valencian Community, the Balearic Islands and other areas such as Teruel, eastern Castilla-La Mancha and the eastern mountains of Andalusia. In the afternoon, the rains will decrease in Catalonia and on the coasts.
We will have to say goodbye to summer in its purest form: “The most likely, in this uncertainty and according to the state agency, is that Thursday 19, showers and thunderstorms will spread over a large part of the peninsula The Iberian ones, less likely, are weaker and more scattered in the Cantabrian Sea and Galicia. The areas most affected by heavy showers that day are high, most likely being located in the Valencian Community, the southern plateau and the points of Extremadura, without excluding other areas of the center of the peninsula. Locally, they could be accompanied by hail. From Friday 20, with increasing uncertainty, it is likely that the greatest adversity will move to the northern half of the peninsula, although stormy activity will also continue in the southern half, “although it will probably be more dispersed than in the southern half.” northern half.” Talking about the weekend is a bit like science fiction with this very uncertain scenario, just read how this informative note ends: “the most likely scenario indicates a progressive atmospheric stabilization from the west of the Peninsula from Sunday 22 or Monday 23, although instability and showers should persist in the extreme north and east of the peninsula and in the Balearic Islands.
