A storm located in the vicinity of British Isles will mark the weather next week and will maintain the instability after the passage of DANA in Spain, with fronts that will mainly affect the northern and eastern thirds of the peninsula. Rains are also not ruled out in the Balearic Islands, according to the forecasts for the next three weeks of the National Meteorological Agency (AEMET).
Additionally, there will be clouds during the day which will cause showers and thunderstormsThe most stable area will be the southwest of the peninsula, where precipitation will be less likely. For its part, Eltiempo.es predicts that the situation will remain similar on Monday and Tuesday, and that the greatest instability in these days will be concentrated in the eastern interior of the peninsula, around the Iberian system and the Pyrenees.
From Valencia to Soria, through the rest of Aragon, Navarre and Lleida have experienced the most intense storms. This would prolong the situation of instability in a large part of the peninsula and the Balearic Islands due to the successive influence of an Atlantic trough and a DANA (Isolated High Level Depression) during this weekend. This Sunday, the instability will be concentrated in northeast quadrant of the peninsulayes okay an Atlantic front Further precipitation will arrive in Galicia at the end of the day.
Temperatures will fluctuate without a general trend. Winds will generally be weak, with a predominant eastern component in the Mediterranean area and in the Ebro, a northern and eastern component in the Cantabrian Sea and the far north, and a southern component in the rest of the peninsula. On the coasts of Galicia and the southeast of the peninsula, they will be somewhat more intense.
In the Canary Islands, the weather will be more stable, with a moderate trade wind, some cloudy passages in the north of the islands, with some precipitation and a predominance of slightly cloudy skies in the rest of the archipelago. As for temperatures, there will be no major changes.
Regarding next week, Aemet indicates that temperatures will drop at firstwithout a clear trend being observed below. In parallel, winds will blow, generally weak, with an eastern component in the Mediterranean area and in the Ebro, northern and eastern components in the Cantabrian Sea and an extreme northern and southern component in the rest of the peninsula.
Similarly, in the Canary Islands, the trade wind will continue, which will blow moderately throughout the week, with cloudy passages in the north of the islands and a probability of precipitation and a predominance of slightly cloudy skies in the rest. In general, there will be little thermal changes.
According to the most recent forecasts from weather models, Eltiempo.esA very wet dough It could break out of the Intertropical Convergence Zone and venture north across the Sahara throughout the week. On this tour, I would head out very heavy and extremely exceptional rains in the desertwhich could record its wettest September in many regions since data became available.
Although the weather portal stressed that uncertainty remains high, believes that it is likely that part of the very humid mass above the Sahara will reach Spain. Thus, in case of instability, he warned that the precipitations could be very significant, since this air mass contains almost the twice as much precipitable water than what is usually seen in the country.
The rest of the climatological fall will be warm and normal in terms of precipitationaccording to meteorologists Francisco Martín, José Antonio Maldonado and José Miguel Viñas, as well as climatologist Samuel Biener, all from Weathered. Thus, it will record anomalies of between 1 and 2ºC – according to the trend maps of the seasonal forecast model of the European Center – and, even if it begins with intense showers, these will be followed longer periods without rain.
