The AEMET alert refers to this day in which everything changes, it will seem that we are diving headlong into autumn at high speed. Meteorologists are very clear that we are facing a totally atypical September, it will be time to get to work in a situation of great instability. Without a doubt, the time has come to start preparing for the arrival of autumn, which could become a reality sooner than expected.
Nobody expected this warning from AEMET, at least not at this time when we really have before us a series of changes that could be those that mark a before and after. The experts are very clear that what is about to happen in these days will be a sudden change in weather that could well end up being the one that throws us directly into a totally unexpected situation. The country is once again preparing for a marked drop in temperatures that could well mark the coming days.
This is the day everything changes
Time is changing, we notice it as we move forward at full speed with a series of transformations that can make a significant difference in every way. That time will have come when we will have to face a truly strange situation.
It’s time to look more and more at the skybecause we have to start thinking about the changes that we will see in a few hours. Spain leaves behind the terrible heat waves that have affected us and embarks on a series of situations more typical of autumn than of a summer that, according to the calendar, could last a little longer.
It is about preparing for the cold, especially on days when you have to start the day in the early hours of the day, the typical thermal oscillation of mid-season days will end up being a harsh reality. The middays can be warmer with some notable developments that can fully affect us.
It will be time to take a little more care of ourselves, taking into account what awaits us and a situation that could be the one that accompanies us in these coming days. This is the weather forecast with alert included.
This is the day everything will change
This week we will start the week with a summer that will dilute as the days go by. A sudden and almost general drop in temperatures awaits us from this Thursday, with important news. The time will come to take out the seasonal clothes for what is to come.
This Tuesday we will begin to see instability arrive in Spain, returning to a situation that can be dangerous. As the AEMET forecast explains: “The extreme north of the peninsula is expected to be under the influence of a humid flow from the north that will leave a predominance of cloudy or overcast skies and light rains, affecting the Cantabrian area, which are not also excluded in the north of Galicia, the western Pyrenees and the north of the Iberian system. Likewise, there is also the possibility of occasional showers in eastern Catalonia and the Balearic Islands. On the other hand, it is expected that A DANA approaches the west of the peninsula which, although it is not expected to have a high impact, is likely to favor the development of evolving cloudiness in large areas of the interior and southeast of the peninsula, without completely excluding the possibility of isolated showers or storms in areas to the west of the peninsula. the Central System, the Toledo Mountains, the mountains of the southeast and south of the Valencian Community. Low cloudiness is expected in the north of the Canary Islands archipelago, without excluding low precipitation in those with greater relief, and a predominance of slightly cloudy skies with high clouds in the rest of the archipelago. Morning fogs are likely in the Cantabrian Mountains, to the north and east of the northern plateau, in the Segura Valley and on the Atlantic coast of Cadiz.
The same forecast tells us that these rains will also affect temperatures: “Thermal drops will predominate in the northern third of the peninsula and in the Mediterranean area, with increases in the rest. Minimum temperatures will increase in both plateaus, the Pyrenees, the central and Iberian systems and the Canary Islands, with slight drops predominating in the western Cantabrian area and in most of the Mediterranean area. The trade winds will blow over the Canary Islands with strong intervals and probably very strong gusts in exposed areas. Winds with a northerly component in the northern half of the peninsula and the north of the Balearic Islands, arriving at strong intervals from the west on the eastern Cantabrian coast and from the northwest in the Ampurdán and, with very strong gusts, in the lower Ebro. Westerly winds in the southwest quadrant, Alborán and Estrecho, with possible strong intervals in the latter case. Loose variables in the rest.
