The ex-huracán Gabrielle, turned into extroatropical storms, will mark an unstable Sunday in much of Spain, with covered skies, generalized rains and storms that will be extended from west to east. Although the storm will not affect all regions with the same intensity, rainfall will be abundant in the southern Atlantic aspect, Especially in Western Andalusia and Extremadurawhere locally strong showers are not ruled out in saw areas.
The front will also leave episodes of instability in the east and northeast peninsular, where during the afternoon and night clouds of evolution will grow that will give rise to storms accompanied by hail. Aragon, Catalonia and the Valencian Community are outlined as areas at risk of intense showers, in the case of southern Catalonia even very strong at the end of the day. In the Balearic Islands, on Sunday it will be variable, with cloudy intervals and possibility of some isolated showers, while in the Canary Islands the time will remain more stable except cloudiness in the north of the islands.
Temperatures will draw a map of contrasts: they will rise in the Canary Islands, Galicia and the northwest of Castilla y León, while they will fall remarkably in the southern Atlantic aspect, the Cantabrian and the interior of the East Peninsular. The minimums, on the other hand, will experience an almost generalized ascent, especially in the Northeast quadrant.
The wind will blow strongly in exposed areas: from the Northeast in Galicia and the Cantabrian, of Poniente in the Strait and Alborán, and from the South and Southwest in the Gulf of Cádiz and Andalucía Occidental, with gusts that could be very intense.
Although on Sunday it will be complex, the Aemet warns that The worst will come on Monday 29 and Tuesday 30when Gabrielle intensifies in his advance in the Mediterranean. In these days, torrential and persistent showers are expected in the east peninsular, with special incidence in the province of Valencia, where the 200 to 250 liters per square meter in just 36 hours. Balearic Islands will also be under the radius of Borrasca, with strong storms from Monday afternoon.
The storm is also presented with high uncertainty in its evolution, so meteorologists insist on closely following the updates of the notices.
In summary, Gabrielle will turn on a day of overcast skies, rains and storms, which will serve a prelude to a Monday and Tuesday of special danger in the Mediterranean.