He May 1st bridge will arrive in Spain with a scenario of atmospheric instabilityaccording to the latest weather forecasts. Although the week already begins withn showers and storms in the northern half of the peninsula, the episode will tend to extend during holidayss, especially affecting the northern third and the Mediterranean slope, according to the State Meteorological Agency (AEMET).
Facing the Thursday is expected relative truce. Instability will persist, although to a lesser extent than the previous day, especially at dawn, with showers carried over from the previous day. However, this improvement will be temporary.
In the afternoon, clouds of evolution will grow again, with stormy showers that will concentrate in the eastern peninsular, mainly, to mountainous areas such as the Pyrenees or the Iberian System. Temperatures will tend to rise during the day.
On Friday, May 1, instability returns
He Fridaycoinciding with the holiday of International Workers’ Daythe atmospheric situation will become complicated again. The AEMET warns of the probability of showers, which may be locally strong and accompanied by a storm, with greater incidence in the north and east of the country.
The temperaturesIn general, they will remain high for the time in many areas of the country, with values that could reach 28-30 degrees in the Ebro and Guadalquivir valleysand exceed 25 degrees in much of the southern half.
For its part, Meteored indicates that although the danas that have affected in the previous days, the arrival of a trough will favor a new upsurge of instabilitywith storms developing in the afternoon, especially in mountain areas of the eastern peninsula, where they could be locally intense.
Weekend with more storms
Facing the long weekenduncertainty increases, although the most probable scenario points to the continuity of the showers in the north and the Mediterranean slope. Storms could intensify especially on Sunday.
These episodes could be accompanied by hail, strong gusts of wind and possible flash floods in rivers and ravines. Metored warns that in some points, the accumulated rainfall could reach or exceed the 50-70 liters per square meter throughout the week.