Therese faces one of her last days of intense influence over the Canary Islands, where rainfall will continue to leave significant accumulations throughout this Sunday.
According to the prediction of the State Meteorological Agency, The islands with the greatest relief will be the most affected, with abundant rains that will reach strong intensities and even locally very strongespecially in the high areas and on the slopes facing west and south.
It is not ruled out that these episodes are accompanied by storm and hail, which keeps the warnings active for adverse phenomena in the archipelago.
On the peninsula, the impact of the storm will be concentrated in the southern half, where weak and occasional rainfall is expected, although in the extreme south there could be more showers intense accompanied by storm on the coast.
As the day progresses, they will tend to open clear in this area. The rest of the peninsula and the Balearic Islands will enjoy skies little cloudy, with the exception of the extreme north, where low cloudiness is expected during the first hours, and the northeast of Catalonia, where at the end of the day there could be weak or moderate rainfall.
Frost in mountain areas and intense winds
The thermal behavior will draw a scenario of contrasts. Maximum temperatures will experience descents in the extreme north of the peninsula, while they will increase in the rest of the territory, with a special impact in the central east. In the Canary Islands and the Balearic Islands, thermometersPenalties will vary.
The minimalfor its part, will descend in the Peninsula and the Balearic Islands, remaining without significant changes in the Canary Islands. Frosts, weak in general, will reappear in the high areas of the Pyrenees and Iberia.
The wind will blow with variable intensity in the interior of the peninsula, with a tendency to establish a northern component and worsen during the afternoon.
He north wind It will be moderate in the Ebro valley, where very strong gusts are expected at the end of the day in the pre-coastal areas of Tarragona.
In the southern and northwestern coastlinesthe wind will be moderate from the east, with strong intervals on the Galician Atlantic coasts. In Canary Islandsthe southwest will continue to blow with strong intervals and gusts very strong, although it will tend to subside as the storm begins its dissipation phase.