AEMET Review Makes Your Hair Stand on EndThese areas of Spain are going to be flooded, the worst storms ever seen are coming in September. The time has come to start seeing what awaits us, bad weather is a reality that could end up being the protagonist of these first days of this month. The return to routine has made us take the umbrella in the face of a series of elements that have ended up being those that accompany us in the days that await us.
AEMET experts know very well what awaits us, the worst storms of recent times are coming. A large part of the country will be flooded by a series of phenomena that will arrive in the coming days. The time has come to think about everything that awaits us. A situation of instability that perhaps marks this weekend and the beginning of a few days that will end up being the prelude to this autumn, which seems to arrive sooner than expected.
These are the regions of Spain that will be flooded
Some areas of Spain are going to be flooded in the coming days or at least that is what a weather forecast indicates, which will be marked by rains that will end up being the main protagonists of these days that await us and that could be key.
The weather experts have already warned of everything that awaits us, of a series of changes that go hand in hand and that could end up being those that will mark these next few days that await us. We will have to prepare ourselves to know these rains that can be abundant.
We have seen it in recent days and we will see it again in the coming days, as we are facing a series of changes that we see emerging. The weather maps leave no doubt about what awaits us and how we will have to leave the house during these days of the month.
The rainy season is back and with alerts activated in half the country. Especially if we take into account this start of the week that awaits us, it will undoubtedly be one of the wettest that we can remember.
AEMET warns of the worst storms
The worst storms in recent years We have seen them arrive in the form of intense rains that can end up being what makes the difference, a difference that can end up being what affects us in these days that are coming with force. It seems that we are returning to autumn and doing it early.
As the AEMET weather forecast explains: “The Mediterranean environment and the south-eastern third of the peninsula are expected to be affected by an unstable subtropical air mass that will leave abundant cloudiness and precipitation accompanied by storms. These could appear as mud due to the presence of mist and will tend to diminish from south to north, leaving little cloudiness. More intense storms are expected, with the probability of reaching stronger storms in the Balearic Islands and in the pre-coastal and coastal areas of Catalonia, where very strong storms are not ruled out. Heavy local showers are also not to be ruled out in some parts of the Strait and around the Sierra Nevada in the early hours of the morning. A situation of some instability will also persist in the far north, with cloudy or overcast skies and probable scattered showers in Galicia and western Asturias, more intense in the northwest of Galicia, which will tend to diminish throughout the day, occasionally extending to the northwest. rest of the areas of the far north, being more probable and intense in the eastern Pyrenees. Cloudy skies in the north of the Canary Islands, without excluding occasional light rainfall, and a predominance of slightly cloudy or clear skies in the rest of the country, with intervals of evolving cloudiness on the northern plateau and the Iberian system.
According to the same forecast, we have a significant drop in temperatures ahead: “Morning fog banks likely in the far north of the peninsula. Maximum temperatures will drop on the Mediterranean side and clearly in the Balearic Islands, little change in the Canary Islands and predominance of increases in the rest. The minimums will increase in the center and southern half of the peninsula, as well as in the northwest of Galicia, they have decreased in the rest of the northwest third and the northeast third.
Moderate trade winds in the Canary Islands, north wind on the coasts of Catalonia, and south and southwest on the rest of the eastern coast of the peninsula and the Balearic Islands. In the rest, the western component will predominate, weak inland and more intense on the coast, with possible strong intervals in those of Alborán and the southeast of the peninsula.
