THE AEMET calls for the greatest caution in the face of what is coming and it can hit us directly, no more and no less than a collision of hurricanes. Spain is preparing to receive the indirect effects of these hurricanes which arrive in our country in an exemplary way and which could be those which make a significant difference. The time will have come to prepare the umbrella so as not to abandon it in a week which risks being one of the rainiest so far this fall.
Taking into account that we are faced with a series of elements that are essential and that perhaps we had not even imagined until now. Instability will eventually become a reality in our day, where we could actually find ourselves in a radically different situation in every sense of the word. It is time to consolidate some data that perhaps we did not expect until now, simply with the arrival of a few elements that will mark a before and after on this path towards the weekend. The sky seems to be telling us that there are certain changes that will become a reality that indicate that we need to take extreme precautions.
AEMET calls for the greatest caution in the face of what is coming
This week of October we have a situation before us which can end up being particularly complicated from every point of view. So now is the time to start thinking about what is going to happen and what we can actually have in mind.
AEMET prepares us for what is to come with alerts designed to protect people. It is essential to take extreme precautions when going out. Especially when we are faced with a series of changes that will mark a before and an after. A situation that could end up being one that makes a significant difference.
The time will therefore have come to see what awaits us in the face of a series of elements which will be those which will accompany us these days. Orange alerts, but also red alerts, can be activated upon the arrival of these remnants of hurricanes which have wreaked havoc.
From Leslie to Milton, they arrive exhausted and may not affect us directly, but they do affect us directly. Hurricane season plunges us into this wave of bad weather that awaits us.
A shock of hurricanes arrives in Spain
The experts of the El Tiempo channel know very well what will happen, in this change of weather for which we are perhaps not completely prepared. Without a doubt, we will have to see what awaits us and how we will have to face it directly.
Weather maps indicate that:The second half of October started with rain in many regions of Spain and the most important ones are still to come. The remnants of Hurricane Leslie – already a powerful storm – will cross the peninsula, be absorbed by a trough and give way to rain and storms.
You will have to watch the umbrella: “The rain will be almost widespread until Thursday, when it begins to ease in the south of the peninsula. “They will advance from the southwest and spread over large areas, accompanied by storms in many places.”
Almost all of Spain can be on alert for the arrival of this phenomenon: “This situation means that we already have yellow alerts for heavy rains and storms in up to 10 communities. The most affected areas will be Extremadura, Andalusia, the area around the central system, the south of the Iberian Peninsula, the Pyrenees and even Castellón, Valencia and southern Catalonia. The rains until Friday will stand out in parts of western Andalusia, in Extremadura, in the southern side of the central system and in the south of the Iberian system, areas in which they can total around 100 mm. On the southern slope of the Pyrenees, they can accumulate more than 120 mm.
These first rains have their hours numbered: “On Thursday, the rains will begin to ease in the south, although that day, with the drop in temperatures, we could even see snow in the Pyrenees. On Friday, the arrival of an Atlantic front in Galicia is not excluded and for the weekend, a ridge and the anticyclone will increase stability.
Looking ahead to the weekend, we will continue to watch the sky: “On Saturday today, models suggest that erratic and light showers could occur in elevated areas of the northern half of the peninsula. “Sunday could be a pretty stable day, with no rain. » We will have to wait and see what this change in weather has in store for us which will come with the new month and holidays which could be marked by the rains of these days.
