AEMET sends emergency press release before the arrival of a strong storm in the next few hours. We better pay attention to this weather forecast, which can give us a series of interesting changes that will surely end up giving rise to important news. Starting with the clothes we wear when we leave the house, they will have changed for the moment and they will move us away from what would be usual or what we would like. A few days after the start of the new season, we already have a statement that warns us of what can happen.
A storm with its own name will take effect in the coming days, triggering alerts in some areas of the country. Several autonomous communities will be affected by a situation that is not good at all, especially considering what awaits us and what will have happened by then that we may not have expected until now. These are days to check the weather before leaving home and stay alert so that nothing affects us too much. This is the emergency declaration that you should take into account when planning for these days.
AEMET sends emergency press release
AEMET weather experts have not hesitated to activate all alerts in the face of a situation that has become almost constant these days. We will have to face a series of changes that have come to persist in our country and that could take us away from a peaceful autumn.
Instead, we will face a series of situations that will demonstrate the instability we have to deal with. Therefore, until now we have not taken into account what awaited us. We are facing a radical change in the scenario that will be due to a force majeure problem.
It is time to see what awaits us and how to face it, especially in the face of a weekend in which this episode that bears its own name can fully affect us. We will not be able to escape the force of the first of the high-impact storms that await us and that could end up being what marks a before and after. This is what will happen to Spain in the next few days that await us.
What’s happening in Spain in the next few hours
The weather forecast that we will have for the next few hours will be able to mark these days that we have ahead of us and everything that awaits us. These are times of change and intense life of an autumn for which we must begin to prepare, especially in the face of alerts like the one issued by AEMET.
Weather maps warn us that: “The peninsula is expected to remain exposed to Atlantic circulationwith fronts associated with the low Aitor, and abundant humidity that will have a significant impact on the northwest quadrant. Therefore, cloudy or overcast skies and precipitation are expected in the northwest half and high and abundant cloudiness in the rest. Locally persistent and strong phenomena are expected in much of Galicia, most likely on the Atlantic coast, in the surrounding areas and in the central Pyrenees. Precipitation will be less likely as one moves further southeast and may occur with low probability and with a weak and scattered character in the areas of southern Extremadura, west and north of Castilla-La Mancha, the middle of the Ebro and inland Catalonia. In the Canary Islands, some cloudy passages are expected in the north and little cloudiness in the south. Fog is likely in Galicia, in the mountains of the northern half, and it is not excluded in the east of the Balearic archipelago, in some areas of Catalonia and in Cadiz.
Temperatures will begin to change: “Almost general increases in temperatures are expected, more pronounced in the minimum temperatures, in the eastern half and in the maximum temperatures on the Cantabrian coast, in the Ampurdán and in the central areas, which may be notable on the northern plateau. . Light frosts may occur on the peaks of the Pyrenees.
The southwest winds will blow over the peninsula and the Balearic Islands and will be more intense than in previous days, with possible strong intervals and/or very strong gusts in the areas of the northwest quadrant and other mountains of the northern half, with a greater probability in the north of Galicia. Moderate trade winds will blow over the Canary Islands.
The most significant phenomena of this alert will be: “Strong intervals and/or very strong gusts in the areas of the northwest quadrant and the mountains of the northern half. Locally persistent heavy rainfall in much of Galicia and surrounding areas. Significant increase in maximums on the northern plateau. It is therefore in these regions of Spain that we will receive the arrival of Aitor, this first storm with a strong impact that will bring us important news.
