Jorge Rey confirms forecasts for December bridgewe better prepare for the worst. This November has been historic in every sense of the word, so we must start preparing to change the cycle with a series of key details. We are jointly experiencing a force majeure problem, with some details that until now you would not have imagined that it could be like this. An essential means to achieve certain fundamental changes in the cycle.
The December long weekend is one of the dates we have on the calendar and it may be the one that will make a significant difference to the days ahead of us. Let’s prepare ourselves for a series of escapades that we can begin to take care of in an exemplary manner. With some notable news we can start preparing for in the days ahead. There are a few weeks left to enjoy a few days full of activity and we must start taking care of the projects we have in front of us. A significant cycle change is coming for which we must prepare.
This will be the December bridge
In these days of the December long weekend, we must be ready facing a series of elements that could be the ones that make the difference in every way. It is the prelude to the holidays and the change for which we must prepare. We will have to be aware of certain elements that will mark a before and after in the days that await us.
Important changes are coming that we must start to take into account and which can be fundamental. The time will have come to start creating some details that will make the difference after a fall where we saw what we thought was impossible happen.
It is worth noting that experts like Jorge Rey warn us of what awaits us in a few days, where the reality could turn out to be worse than expected. The cabañuelas are already very clear about what will happen in the coming days.
In one of his latest videos, this teenager has already given us some elements of change that we may have thought possible until now. These are days when we need to be aware of what is coming.
Jorge Rey’s prognosis is confirmed by AEMET
From November 25 to December 1we will experience a significant thermal anomaly. Temperatures will be well above what would be usual for this time of year. We are therefore faced with a series of changes which could be significant.
We will move from this cold air mass that has affected us in recent days to something very different. Jorge Rey has already warned that, until December 23, we will not have significant snowfall, so perhaps this anomaly will end up extending over time in a different way.
AEMET confirms this forecast, pointing to a change in weather which will begin with the remains of storm Bert, activating more than one alert: “One day should be marked by the passage of a cold front associated with storm Bert which will leave a predominance of cloudy or overcast skies with widespread precipitation in the northwestern half of the peninsula, tending to open clearings from west to east after its passage. They are expected to be more abundant in the west of the Central and Cantabrian system, in southern Galicia and in the Pyrenees, where they could be persistent or locally strong. They could appear in the form of snow above 2000 m in the Pyrenees. Intervals of medium and high clouds will predominate in the rest of the peninsula and in the Balearic Islands, without however excluding that the front will end up leaving precipitation in other parts of the territory, all the less likely as it increases. moves away towards the south-east, and without expecting it. to reach the extreme southeast of the peninsula or the Balearics. In the Canaries, the cold front will tend to move away from the archipelago, although it will still leave a cloudy environment tending to clear and possible scattered showers with thunderstorms, more likely in the afternoon on the islands with more relief. Morning fog banks are expected on the east coast of the peninsula, as well as light mist in the eastern Canary Islands, the Balearic Islands and the south-eastern half of the peninsula. Drop in temperatures in the northwest half of the peninsula and the Canary Islands, locally notable in the areas of Galicia, Castile and León and the Cantabrian Sea. In the southeastern half and in the Balearic Islands, ascents will predominate, more pronounced in the interior of the southeast. Light frosts in the high areas of the Pyrenees and the Cantabrian Sea. We will have to prepare for the worst in the days that lie ahead.
