Roberto Brasero issues an urgent warning for what is happening today in Spainit will be time to start preparing for a winter that could arrive sooner. This time expert leaves no doubt about what lies ahead and how to deal with it in a way that can truly end up being one that marks a before and after. In the hands of a weather expert, this can be particularly complicated in every way. An important change is coming that could end up being one that marks a before and after.
This expert is very clear about what awaits us with a series of elements that may be essential and that we might never have imagined until now. These are days when we must think about what lies ahead and what awaits us, alongside a series of details that may be essential and that will really hit us hard in the days ahead of us. This urgent notice can change everything in these days when we say goodbye to the month of November.
Roberto Brasero issues urgent warning
A new urgent notice comes from the hand of Roberto Brasero this can give us some details about what is about to happen. Without a doubt, that day will come when you will have to remove the winter jacket once and for all.
We have lived days in which perhaps until now we did not think that this autumn would end. But what awaits us is a remarkable cycle change that could end up giving us more than one unexpected surprise.
Thanks to Antena 3’s weather forecasts, we can know a little better what can happen in a few days in which it will seem that the weather will plunge us back into a change of season. That time will have arrived when anything will be possible, with a series of innovations that will make a significant difference.
We have before us the last week of November in which it looks like we will struggle this fall, which leaves us with a series of notable developments that could be key. It is time to bet on a significant change in the cycle.
Here is the weather forecast for Spain today.
This expert warns us that it was a record weekend: “But if there is one that stands out above all, it is the station that AEMET owns at the Mirador del Cable, at the top of the Fuente Dé cable car, in the National Park. . of the Picos de Europa, this time in the Cantabria demarcation. Today it measured a gust of 219 km/h, but yesterday it recorded neither more nor less than 238 km/h, which means breaking the record for the longest gust recorded on the peninsula (the previous would be 229 km/h at Estaca de Bares in 2009) and the second highest in Spain after 248 km/h at Izaña (Tenerife) in 2005. So much for the sequence, which is the maximum wind speed recorded during a day. But there is also another concept, that of wind speed, which refers to the average wind speed over 10 minutes. And here we can even talk about the fact that Bert managed to beat the absolute wind speed record in Spain, with 168 km/h recorded today in this same Cantabrian resort of Mirador del Cable, surpassing the previous speed record maximum wind which is 160 km/h measured at the Izaña observatory. All this data is now available on the Aemet website if you consult the summary from today, Monday November 25, in the Observation section, but a whole process is now missing to validate this data and therefore approve the file. If this happens, it is worth remembering today that, without standing out too much, except in high areas and in the north of Spain, the storm Bert gave us a day that could write a page of the climatological history of Spain in terms of wind and its records.
But what happens could be worse than expected: “We can now say goodbye to Bert. This wind will not recur and the front is also moving away after leaving some rain this afternoon over eastern Spain. Tomorrow Tuesday will be a day with little rain, with less wind, but with lots of clouds and fogs and also a cooler day. The wind will still blow with strong gusts in Galicia and the northeast of Catalonia; We only expect rain this Tuesday in some areas of Galicia and perhaps late in the day in western Asturias and they could also have showers in the western Canary Islands, more likely in La Palma. For the rest, we will have abundant cloudiness this Tuesday, with clouds arriving from the west and fog that could appear early tomorrow morning distributed over many areas: Castile and León, Castile-La Mancha, Community of Madrid and regions of Andalusia, the Balearic Islands, Aragon or interior of Catalonia. In the Canary Islands the temperatures do not change, in Galicia the maximum temperatures increase a little and in the rest of Spain they will decrease, both maximum and minimum temperatures. A cooler atmosphere will be observed this Tuesday from the early hours of the morning as well as the afternoon.
