After more than two weeks of extreme temperatures, this Tuesday the heat wave that has affected much of Spain comes to an end. The entry of a thexed in height by the Peninsular Northwest will cause an increase in instability in the northern half, a noble decrease in temperatures and Return of the rains to several areas of the country.
This Tuesday, Eight communities are low alert for rainfall, storms, wind, waves, rissagas and high temperaturesaccording to the prediction of the State Meteorology Agency (Aemet). Four of them are at an orange level with important risk and the rest in yellow.
The notices especially affect the Eastern Peninsular Strip, although they also extend to the already Malaga archipelagos, in the western area of Andalusia. Specifically, the orange level regions are Andalusia, due to high temperatures and wind, and Aragon, Catalonia and Valencian Community, for rains and storms.
Orange notices for rains and storms
In the case of the Bajo Aragon de Teruel and the north interior of Castellón, in orange alert, the rains will be especially strongwith accumulations of up to 40 liters per square meter in an hour. Also storms will be recorded with the possibility of Very strong wind and hail gusts that can be big. The Oscense Pyrenees and that of Lleida are also found at that level where strong rains are expected that can accumulate 30 liters per square meter in an hour.
Malaga is on orange alert before the temperature forecast of up to 39 degrees in Sol and Guadalhorce in addition to terral winds. For their part, four other communities are also a yellow warmth per heat, with temperatures between 34 and 38 degrees. It is about dE Castilla-La Mancha, Murcia, Balearic Islands and Canary Islands.
In Baleares, Menorca is under notice by Rissagas u oscillations of sea level of up to 0.7 meters. In the Canary Islands, winds of up to 70 kilometers per hour are expected in La Gomera.
Generalized temperature drop
As for the evolution of temperatures, the Aemet foresees a generalized decrease of the maximums, except in the Cantabrian, where changes are not expected. The descent will be remarkable in southeast and east thirds. Even so, the 35ºC will be exceeded in the Guadalquivir, in depressions of the southeast and points of the archipelagos.
For its part, there will be a generalized decrease in the minimum, which will be less marked in the Cantabrian and Archipelagos. It will not yet come down from 20ºC in the Southeast Third, in depressions of the Northeast, Mediterranean Area and in the Canary Islands, even 25ºC in Mediterranean coastlines and points of the Canary Islands.