Confirms that the Aitor storm does not come aloneRoberto Brasero warns us that we are not going to like what comes. These are times of change, of situations for which perhaps until now we had not thought or prepared for a situation which can be decisive and which will really change everything. The first high-impact storm that hit Spain gave us more than one surprise, a situation that could be decisive and that will eventually become a harsh reality. Without a doubt, the time will come when everything will be possible.
A storm which will perhaps end up being the one which will mark a before and an after, on this path for which we perhaps would not have had the time to find this marked balance. These are times of change, of seeing beyond a few moments that will end up being those that will accompany us in these days that await us. The fall seems to have left us in a situation of instability for which we must prepare. The expert Roberto Brasero is ahead of everyone and offers us a series of fundamental changes.
Confirms what comes after storm Aitor
Storm Aitor became newsbeing the first with a big impact to reach our country. An event that we may not be prepared for and could end up being the one that affects us completely. The drop in temperatures has plunged us into the worst of an autumn which seems to have arrived in force.
The last weekend of September leaves more typical November records in some parts of the country. Without a doubt, we have a few days ahead of us that could be essential and that we may not have been able to take into account until now.
After the storm, Aitor comes an episode that can take us away from what would be usual. We are facing a series of changes that could be essential and that we might never have imagined until now. So, in today’s time, it has become a harsh reality that has become very common.
We will have to look at the calendar and see what awaits us on these days marked in red and which arrive on time on the date. The so-called Summer of San Miguel will eventually make its appearance.
Roberto Brasero confirms what awaits us
What awaits us is an element that could end up being one that fully affects us in the days ahead of us. Without a doubt, we are faced with key elements that we perhaps never imagined until now would eventually happen to us.
Roberto Brasero’s weekend forecast after the passage of storm Aitor leaves no doubt: “This Saturday the clouds that still remain at the northern end of the peninsula will disappear. However, especially in the first hours we could have rain in the Basque Country and northern Navarra. The strong wind will persist throughout the day in the northern and southern ends of Catalonia, as well as in the northern Balearic Islands. In the rest of Spain, Saturday will be quite sunny. In general, we can say that it will also be cool, since the temperatures of the first hour will be lower than today, with a particularly cold dawn, especially in the interior of the northern half. In the afternoon, temperatures will drop significantly on the Mediterranean coast. During this week temperatures above 35ºC were reached, and today maximum temperatures of 30ºC are expected, but this Saturday in Valencia the maximum expected is 24ºC and in Murcia 28ºC. In the central area, Madrid will reach around 20ºC, while in the northern half temperatures They will be even lower, like 15ºC who are expected in Burgos.
In a few hours there will be a significant weather change: “On Sunday we will present a different panorama, since temperatures will increase. Those in the morning will be higher, with a less cold dawn than that of Saturday, and will also increase in the afternoon, except in the Ebro Valley, the southeast and the Canary Islands, where they could drop by a few degrees. . We highlight the sun which will shine on a clear day, thanks to the arrival of an anticyclone. However, strong easterly wind gusts are expected in the strait, where cloudiness could accumulate. Meanwhile, the north wind will ease in Empordà and the Balearic Islands. In the afternoon there is a possibility of a storm approaching Galicia, which could leave some rain on the Galician coast before the end of the day. In general, the sun will predominate, with a warm atmosphere in the afternoon and less cold in the morning, what we call “the summer of San Miguel”. Although the temperatures will not be as high as those of summer or other years at this time, after the passage of Aitor and its river of humidity we will enjoy a lot of sunshine in general.
