We’re afraid of what’s comingAccording to Roberto Brasero, in addition to Hurricane Milton, we must be attentive to this phenomenon. The entire world turns to the state of Florida to witness the moment one of the strongest hurricanes in history makes landfall. The maximum level, 5, has made the entire planet tremble in the face of predictions that can really affect us. We live in a situation of instability that can be constant in many ways.
Milton has set off all the alarms about a series of elements that may be essential and that we may never have imagined until now. We will therefore have to prepare for a series of details that we may not have taken into account until now. It’s time to start dealing with some things we might never have imagined until now. This weekend we can see a new storm arrive in Spain with consequences that could be terrible. We will have to pay attention to what ends up happening these days where the sky ends up being the main protagonist. If you have plans for the weekend, it’s best to keep an eye on the sky.
Roberto Brasero turns on the alarms
Meteorologist Roberto Brasero has been very aware of the weather that has taken us away from what would be usual these days. This has led us to a series of changes that could be ones that make a significant difference in every way.
The time will have come when we can begin to manage certain acts which will mark a before and an after. Therefore, we have events before us that could fully affect us. Fall started off strong.
We went from the San Miguel summer to waiting for the effects of a hurricane to wreak havoc. We’d better prepare to move forward into a few days in October that might take us away from what would be usual for those dates.
We will experience a marked drop in temperatures on these dates when perhaps until now we had not completely taken our jackets out of our homes. Now we’ll have it on hand for what’s about to happen. We look at the sky and wait for that transformation that could end up being the one that affects us these days.
It’s the weather that makes your hair stand up
Former Hurricane Kirk seems to be abandoning us, but instead we’ll have to start thinking about something that might make our hair stand on end. The day will therefore have arrived when we will have to look a little further. Roberto Brasero’s weather forecast really makes your hair stand on end.
As he explains to us from his channel: “This Friday we have orange level warnings due to rain which can accumulate up to 100 liters per square meter in Huelva, Cádiz, Cordoba and Seville and some can be heavy with 25 l/m2 in 1 hour; and yellow level warnings in Badajoz and Jaén. It will also rain this Friday in many other areas of the north, center and especially the west of the peninsula, where the new storm enters, perhaps heavily at some time of the day also in Galicia and the northwest of Castilla y León. The wind will blow strong in Navarre and Empordà. Sun and warmth in the Canary Islands. “Temperatures in the north of the peninsula will be cold again at the start of the day and similar to today in the afternoon.”
This weekend we will have a break in terms of temperatures: “Temperatures will increase during the weekend, which will be milder and with large periods of sunshine especially on Sunday, but before that, Saturday morning could still start the day with rain in many people. zones then from noon they withdraw from the north and in the afternoon they also withdraw from the center, zones where the sun would gain ground between a few clouds. Ahead, it should shine over the eastern peninsula and the Balearic Islands where no precipitation is expected. In the Canaries we could have them especially in the north of the islands and where they will be persistent and abundant again is in the southwest of the peninsula: Extremadura and the west of Andalusia and especially the north of Cáceres and the Guadalquivir Valley, the last area where it could draw a line of atmospheric humidity or atmospheric river that could lead to very heavy rains in some areas. The National Meteorological Agency has published an informative note warning that in the Guadalquivir countryside and neighboring areas, more than 150 l/m2 could accumulate during this rain episode which begins this Friday.
