The DANA Adam will give its last blows this Tuesday after leaving extraordinary rains, at least five deceased and 145 municipalities confined. The meteorological situation will tend to stabilize in a good part of Spain during the next few days, although the north of the peninsula will continue to be exposed to rainfall due to the arrival of vyears Atlantic fronts.
The spokesman for the State Meteorological Agency (AEMET)Rubén del Campo, has announced that this Tuesday will be the last day of the storm associated with DANA Adam. The intense rains that will affect Catalonia During the next few hours they could last until early Tuesday morning, while in Balearics The rainfall could last a little longer.
For its part, Canary Islands will experience an increase in instability, with rain in the western islands and the possibility of a strong shower in El Hierro, without ruling it out in La Palma.
He Wednesday a day is expected “quite calmer”according to Del Campo. The rains will be concentrated in Galicia, the Cantabrian communities, especially around the Basque Country, and the northeast of Catalonia. Precipitation is also expected on the most mountainous islands of the Canary Islands. The maximum temperatures will be around 25 degrees in some parts of the southern peninsula.
He Thursdaythe precipitation will remain more restricted to Galicia and the mountainous areas of the Canary Islands. Maximum temperatures will rise slightly, while minimum temperatures will be somewhat lower than usual for this time of year.
Facing the Friday and weekendthe AEMET expects that the relatively stable weather in much of the countryalthough new rains could be recorded in the extreme north of the peninsula and, more occasionally, in other areas of the northern half. In the Canary Islands, rainfall will tend to gradually subside. Temperatures will generally remain without major changes, with cool mornings, although a thermal rise could begin on Sunday.
Three Atlantic fronts could leave rain in the north
For its part, eltiempo.es warns that, although the anticyclone will favor more stable weather in much of the Peninsula, until three Atlantic fronts They could leave rain in the north during this week. Its trajectory will depend on the position and intensity of the high pressures, which will make it difficult to advance towards the center and south.
According to the meteorological portal, precipitation would tend to concentrate in Galicia, Asturias, Cantabria and the Basque Countryas well as in the north of Navarre and the Pyreneesalthough in a more irregular way.
The first front could approach the northwest of the peninsula during the first half of the week. Cloudiness would increase and rain would occur in Galicia, especially in the provinces of A Coruña and Pontevedra, which could later extend to Asturias and other parts of the Cantabrian Sea.
A second front system could arrive between the Thursday and Fridayreactivating rainfall in Galicia and the Cantabrian coast. He third front It could approach during the weekend, although its intensity and route still present considerable uncertainty.