The weather this Monday will be marked by the arrival of an Atlantic front that will fully affect the northwest of the Peninsula and will leave a milder environment in much of the country. The influence of a storm located north of the British Isles will bring clouds, wind and persistent rain in western Galicia, with significant accumulations throughout the day, according to (Aemet). In the rest of Spain it will be in a more stable situation.
In the west of Galicia, the most adverse situation of the day is expected with orange warnings (significant risk) due to coastal winds and precipitation. The rains will be intense at times, with significant accumulations throughout the day. The Aemet spokesperson, Rubén del Campo, has stated that in the rest of Galicia, Asturias, the west of Castilla y León and the north of Extremadura it will also rain, although less continuously. In the rest of the Peninsula and the Balearic Islands, high clouds will predominate, and a milder environment, with temperatures that may reach 18 degrees in areas of the Mediterranean.
The week will be marked by the continuous passage of Atlantic fronts that will cross the Peninsula from west to east. They will leave frequent rains, especially in the north and west, while on the Mediterranean coast they will be scarcer. The wind will blow strongly in the north, leaving very high waves, and temperatures will drop little by little, with a colder atmosphere starting on Thursday.
On Tuesday another front will arrive that will leave rain in much of the north, west and center of the peninsula, again more abundant in Galicia and the west. In mountain areas it will snow again from about 1,400 meters. Strong winds and poor sea conditions will continue in the northwest, while temperatures will begin to drop.
Wednesday will be a calmer day, with light rains only in the early hours in the west and fog banks in areas near rivers. The nights will be colder and occasional frosts may appear in the north of the country.
On Thursday a new front will enter that will once again leave rain in the north, west and center of the peninsula, with colder weather and frost in inland areas. Looking ahead to Friday and the weekend, fronts associated with Atlantic storms could continue to arrive, with more distributed rains, snow in high areas and an already clearly winter atmosphere, with more widespread frosts.
In the Canary Islands, rain is expected on Tuesday, more abundant on the islands with greater relief and in Lanzarote and Fuerteventura, with the possibility of storms. On Wednesday it will still rain, and in the following days the precipitation will be more limited to the north of the islands, with temperatures without major changes.
