They are expected this Monday orographic rains in the north of Galicia, on the Cantabrian coast and in the Pyrenees. In Girona and Mallorca, heavy showers are expected in the afternoon, with AEMET warnings for accumulations of between 25 and 30 liters per square meter in just one hour.
During the coming week, the weather in Spain will be marked by the usual passage of high depressions to the north of the peninsula, while the south will be under the influence of high pressure. This situation will favor a more intense westerly wind flow. Although some areas may benefit from the The summer of San MiguelWith time spent at the beach on the Mediterranean coast, others will live locally intense showers and thunderstorms.
Michaelmas Day is celebrated on September 29 and sometimes coincides with a period of a few days characterized by a rising temperatures and the strengthening of high pressure over the peninsula.
Compared to the Strong storms to hit the countryA new cold storm will approach from the north, according to Aemet’s prediction. Thus, temperatures will drop until Tuesday, rise on Wednesday and drop again in the following days.
Bañón announced that the storm in the north of the peninsula would disappear moving slowly eastward throughout next week. Monday will affect precipitation in the far north, the northern Mediterranean coast and the Balearic Islands.
On Tuesday, a new storm will arrive from the other side of the Atlantic and will leave precipitation in the extreme north of the peninsula and in the northwest, where it could be abundant and very persistent.
Temperatures are expected to reach higher levels next week, especially on the Mediterranean coast. From Tuesday, it is expected that in some areas of the Region of Murcia, Alicante and Valencia exceed 30 ºCBy Wednesday, this heat wave would spread to more regions, including the Guadalquivir Valley.
Thursday is expected to be the hottest day, with large areas of the Mediterranean communities recording temperatures that would exceed 30 ºC. In particular, in parts of Almeria, the Region of Murcia and the Valencian Community, temperatures could reach between 32 and 34 ºC. In these areas, the phenomenon known as San Miguel veranillo will manifest itself with special attention, ideal for enjoying the beach during the hottest hours.
However, from Friday onwards, temperatures will drop. The coolest part will be in the northwest, on the northern plateau and on the Cantabrian slope, where maximum temperatures will reach just over 20 ºC, and on Friday they will not be able to exceed 18 ºC.
