THE The most dramatic prediction comes from Jorge Rey which confirms what no one expected, the storms are coming. This meteorologist is very clear about what is about to happen. For weeks, he has been warning the population of a radical change in the weather that could leave us with some truly surprising numbers. We are experiencing a month of October which brings important news and which can really change everything.
The cabañuelas showed up this year and left us with figures that can be particularly complicated. This will be the time to look to the sky and start expecting a significant change that may actually turn out to be much worse than expected. The situation changes sometimes and could go down in history, this fall has started in a way that we may not have considered until now. Experts like Jorge Rey are the ones who have in front of them a forecast that could really be dramatic in every way, no one could have expected what awaits us these days except Jorge Rey.
The storms are coming
This week started with a little rain which no one could have expected and he did it to show us that something is happening. The situation may be particularly different in many ways, with the prospect of a series of changes that will cause us to lose our way.
We will move from this summer that seems to drag on in time to a few days of relative instability that could end up being the ones that take us straight into a month of October where anything is possible. We will go from high temperatures back and forth until we reach a marked drop in temperatures.
Jorge Rey, thanks to the cabañuelas, has been warning for weeks of what we will find in a few days when it will seem that everything is moving at high speed. These are times of change that can let us see the hidden side of an autumn which, like every year, seems to arrive little by little.
This week of the Pilar long weekend, temperatures will normalize and once again provide us with a series of data that could make us react in time. We will see the sky and wait for a drastic change in this weather.
Jorge Rey’s most dramatic prediction
As the week progresses, we will have before us the arrival of a significant front that could be one that makes a significant difference in every way. Continuing the forecast of this expert: “Friday and especially Saturday during the first hours storms and rains are coming which achieve quite a few points.
Some cabañuelas that directly coincide with the AEMET weather maps which also bring unexpected news. The remnants of Hurricane Kirk may do their job and plunge the country into significant change that we may not be fully prepared for.
Continuing the forecasts of these experts: “South-southwest winds are expected to begin to intensify from Tuesday afternoon, with intervals of strong wind on the Galician coasts and very strong gusts in Galicia, in the Sierra Cantabrian and in the north of the Iberian chain. system. Rainfall will extend over the northwestern third of the peninsula and will likely be locally heavy and persistent in western Galicia.
From the early hours of Wednesday 9, a strong storm is expected on the Atlantic coasts of Galicia, with very strong winds from the south and southwest (8 or 9 on the Beaufort scale) and combined seas of west with waves of 6 or 7 m of significant height. During the day, the storm will extend to the rest of the Cantabrian Sea, with combined westerly winds and sea winds of around 4 to 5 m. The very gusts
strong, from the south and southwest, will extend over a good part of the peninsula, with the exception of the Ebro valley, to the southwest of the peninsula and the eastern coasts, blowing with greater intensity in the northwest quadrant (gusts of 80-100 km/h in areas of the northern plateau and around 100 km/h in Galicia and the Cantabrian area, locally reaching 120 km/h in the elevated areas of northern Galicia , the Cantabrian Sierra and the western Pyrenees. Precipitation will extend over a good part of the peninsula, less likely in its eastern end and more intense and persistent in western Galicia and the central western system. Starting Thursday, with the storm moving toward the northeast, the wind is expected to decrease quickly, although the wind is likely to die down quickly. The storm will persist into the early morning hours in eastern Texas. the Cantabrian Sea and the gusts of strong or very strong westerly winds in the Mediterranean area will tend to cease during the day. Despite this, the quantities accumulated in the episode will continue. The Galicia area can be significant and will add to the falls already recorded in previous episodes, therefore caution is recommended in case of possible river flooding and landslides.
