The General Directorate of Civil Protection and Emergencies of the Ministry of the Interior, in accordance with the forecasts of the State Meteorological Agency (Aemet), maintains the alert for very heavy to torrential rain on the Mediterranean coasts and Western Andalusia until this Friday November 15.
According to Aemet, this Wednesday it is very likely that very heavy rains will occur, with the probability that they will be locally torrential and persistent, in several areas of the Mediterranean area, mainly in Malaga, Granada, north of Castellón and south of Tarragona; and from night also the coast of Valencia. In these areas, up to 180 liters per square meter could be accumulated.
It is not excluded that significant accumulations could occur on the southern slope of the Central System and other regions of Andalusia.
Precipitation will initially be in the form of snow in mountain systems, although levels will gradually increase throughout Wednesday, limiting precipitation. snowfall in high areas.
They will continue very strong gusts of wind in eastern Andalusia. Maximum temperatures will drop this Wednesday almost across the country, with this drop being notable in a large part of the southern half of the peninsula.
On Thursday the 14th, DANA would continue to move slowly southwest while inducing a marked process of surface cyclogenesis, thus transitioning into a BFA. (Isolated cold storma)e growing instability towards the west of Andalusia.
During this day, the heaviest precipitation is expected in the first half of the day at Malaga and on the coast of Valencia. On the coasts of western Andalusia and environment of the strait, Accumulated quantities should be around 80 to 100 l/m2 throughout the day.
Rainfall is also expected in other areas of the Mediterranean zone and in the central and southwest quadrant of the peninsula, but of lesser intensity. THE temperatures will recover progressive, with a moderate and general increase, becoming locally notable on Thursday.
During Friday the 15th, the BFA would tend to remain quasi-stationary in the southwest of the peninsula, with the highest probability of precipitation expected that day around the southwest quadrant, mainly in the western extremity of Andalusia, where it is not excluded that the showers are locally very strong. On the Mediterranean slope, even if some precipitation could still occur, it would occur much weaker and scattered.
From Saturday, the most likely scenario shows that precipitation would be mainly limited to the southeast.far western peninsula at the same time, they would lose intensity, ending this episode.
