An orange warning has been issued for this Tuesday in Galicia and in the Cantabrian area due to the arrival of an Atlantic front that will leave strong gusts of wind. The gusts could exceed 100 kilometers per hour, while abundant and persistent rains are also expected in Galicia.
According to Rubén del Campo, spokesperson for the , the strong gusts of wind in Galicia are due to the Bram storm, named in this way by the Irish meteorological service. The expert calls for caution with falling branches or even entire trees that are in poor condition.
Del Campo warns of a major maritime storm in Galicia. “The waves could exceed six or seven meters and that wave is capable of dragging people located on beaches or cliffs,” he emphasizes.
Persistent and abundant rains are also expected in Castilla y León and Extremadura, but especially in the west and south of Galicia. Specifically in A Coruña, Pontevedra and Ourense.
The Aemet has also activated the yellow alert in Navarra and the Basque Country due to bad seas, specifically on the Cantabrian slope of Navarra, Villaverde Valley, Bizkaia, Gipuzkoa and Álava.
Stability is expected in most of the country, with slightly cloudy or clear skies. In the early hours, low cloud cover will leave fog on both plateaus, the Ebro valley, the depressions in the northeast, the Cantabrian mountain range and the Balearic Islands, but they will be denser in Mallorca.
Only in the northwest third will cloudy skies predominate due to the arrival of the front, which throughout the day will advance towards the interior of the peninsula until leaving a large part of the western half with overcast skies.
