They continue, with some ups and downs, due to the influence of several fronts on the Peninsula and Balearic Meteorology (Aemet). The week and a decrease in the thermometers, but towards Thursday “uncertainty increases”, with the arrival of a front associated with a storm that is expected to leave more rains.
Weekly prediction:
TODAY: 🌧️ Persistent Profusitations in Galicia that will be extended to the northwest peninsular quadrant. 🌊Teason on the Galician and Cantabrian coast that will continue on Tuesday.
Tuesday and Wednesday: 🌧️Precipitations in the northern peninsular and Balearic Islands.
🧵– Aemet (@aemet_esp)
This Monday, the highlight was the passage of a front that left rains in Galicia, abundant towards the north of the community, which extended to Asturias and Castilla y León, accompanied by “strong wind and maritime temporal gusts”, as reported Of the field. For this Tuesday, while the storm continues its progress by the Peninsula. As it will leave weak rains in other parts of the national territory, also in the Balearic Islands, while the northern third and mountainous areas will be abundant and persistent, “with a snow level that will initially be high, but will fall from noon to noon until about 900 or 1,000 meters ”. The front will leave low temperatures, which will be more marked in some areas towards the end of the day. While in Castilla y León the thermometer will not rise more than 10 or 12 degrees, the southeast will maintain the temperate atmosphere, in which temperatures can exceed even 22 degrees.
The front will definitely move away in the middle of the week, on Wednesday, leaving more clear skies, although the Cantabrian, the Pyrenees and the Balearic Islands will not yet be fought from the rains, with snowfall from 1.00 meters. The open skies in the rest of the territory united to the cold air masses “will lead to the appearance of frosts at dawn inside the northern half and in the downtown area.” Throughout the day, the temperatures of the day will fall in the Mediterranean area and rise in the Cantabrian.
For Thursday, according to Del Campo, “uncertainty increases enough” with the arrival of another front associated with a storm that will approach the peninsular territory more. This front is expected to leave more rains in Galicia and the rest of the Peninsular Western end, “with a snow level around 1,200 or 1,400 meters.” In the center and east of the territory, however, calm will be maintained, including Balearic Islands, with high clouds but without rains. “Night temperatures will rise significantly because the heavens will be more covered and tempered atlantic winds will blow,” according to the field, and adds that in the north the intensity of those winds “the daytime temperatures would rise in the east of the peninsula.”
In Friday’s prediction, uncertainty increases. Everything indicates that the rains will be restricted to the Peninsular North, without ruling out that they occur in the center and west peninsular. It is expected that both Friday and Saturday the temperatures can rise, and then go down to Sunday.
In the Canary Islands, this Tuesday, the Alisios winds will blow strongly in more exposed areas, as already happened on Monday. From this day the intensity will decrease, “with cloudy intervals in the north of the islands, with more open skies in the south and temperatures that in general will not change, although from Wednesday they will begin a decrease,” says the spokesman of the Aemet.
