The warning in Huelva has been reduced to yellow, which this morning was in . Córdoba and Seville remain at the orange level due to intense and persistent rainfall and the entity has deactivated the warning in Badajoz. The spokesperson for the meteorological agency, Rubén del Campo, recommends “extreme caution, avoiding low areas and avoiding crossing channels and ravines, even if they apparently go down with little water” in Extremadura and the west and south of Andalusia.
According to Aemet forecasts, nighttime temperatures will be higher and daytime temperatures lower, except in the Mediterranean, as Del Campo announced this morning. On Thursday the instability will move towards the east of the territory, as explained by the spokesperson, and there may be intense showers in the south of Castilla-La Mancha and Eastern Andalusia, without ruling it out in the Balearic Islands. In the afternoon a new front will arrive in Galicia, which will leave persistent rains in the west of this community. Nighttime temperatures will drop a little and daytime temperatures will rise with generally mild values, more than 20 degrees Celsius in the Cantabrian Sea, the Mediterranean and in points in the center and south of the peninsula.
⚠️🔴RED NOTICE | Torrential rains on the coast of Huelva and in the Andévalo and Condado area.
➡️ Accumulated more than 60 l/m² in one hour and 120 l/m² in twelve hours.
➡️ Extraordinary danger! There may be floods and floods. Follow Civil Protection recommendations.
— AEMET (@AEMET_Esp)
Friday will be a very rainy day in the south of Galicia, also in the west of Castilla y León and especially in the south of this community and in the north of Extremadura. According to forecasts, the rainfall will also spread across the Cantabrian Sea, the rest of Castilla y León, and Extremadura and the central area. The spokesperson said that in general the atmosphere will be “autumn, typical of the time of year.”
On Saturday it will rain again in the same areas as the previous day, especially in the west of the peninsula, although in general with less intensity. Sunday will be a day with scattered showers that may affect large areas of the territory, although Del Campo explained that “it is difficult to specify in which area and when it will rain and the temperatures will tend to work.”
📡Sequence of radar images from the last few hours, where the rain bands that have affected the southwest of the peninsula are observed, especially in the province of Huelva.
In the next few hours it will continue to rain heavily in areas of western Andalusia and Extremadura.
— AEMET (@AEMET_Esp)
