The last weekend of August will leave unstable time in the Peninsular and Balearic Islands, where rains are expected due to the entry of several fronts. In the rest of the country, temperatures will rise before the arrival of a New front for the west peninsular, which will cause a thermal decrease from Sundayaccording to the prediction of the State Meteorology Agency (Aemet).
This Friday a front will sweep the northern end of the peninsula and leave rains in Galicia, Cantabrian and Pyrenees communities. In addition, locally intense storms can be formed in Catalonia and the Balearic Islands. The stable time will predominate in the rest of the country, with a notable increase in maximum temperatures, since 34 ° C will be exceeded at points of the center, east and south of the peninsula.
On Saturday the promotion of temperatures will continue, which will be practically generalized, except on the Mediterranean coast. 32 ° C will be exceeded in large part of the southern half and 34 to 36 ° C in the Guadalquivir and interior of the Region of Murcia. In addition, it will be a day with few rainfall, except in Galicia and weaker in other points of the peninsular north.
New front and more storms
For Sunday, the last day of August, high temperatures will be maintained in areas of the south and east of the Peninsula, with values similar to the previous day, but In the west peninsular a thermal decline will begin due to the arrival of a new Atlantic front. The descent will be remarkable in the Cantabrian, with falls up to 6 to 8 ° C.
This front The rains will reactivate in Galicia, Cantabrian Communities and Pyreneesand will leave more dispersed rainfall in other areas of the northern third. You could also form storms, locally intense, in the Pyrenees and Catalonia.
Lower temperatures and rains more abundant than usual
The AEMET expects that Sunday’s thermal decline extend to the rest of the country on Monday, September 1, with temperatures that will only exceed 30 ° C in areas of the east and south of the Peninsula. The rains will be limited again to the northern end of the peninsula, with possible storms in Catalonia that cannot be ruled out at the Balearic Islands.
According to the prediction of the Aemet, The first week of September will begin with “lower than normal” temperatures In good part of the Peninsula, especially in the western half. Precipitation will be “more abundant than usual” for this time of year in Galicia, Cantabrian communities, Pyrenees and some areas of the Canary Islands, while in the rest they will be around normal values or something below.
During the next week they can form Storms in areas of the Mediterranean area and in the Balearic Islands, without being discarded that they are locally strong. Temperatures will experience ups and downs depending on the arrival of warm or cold air: They will rise on Tuesday and Wednesdaywhen 34 ° C will be exceeded in the valleys of the Ebro and Guadalquivir, and will come down on Thursday. Facing the weekend, they could recover again, with values greater than 34-35 ° C in areas of the center and half south.
Where will it rain next week?
For its part, Eltiempo.es indicates that with the arrival of the new trough they are expected Chubascos and storms on Sunday in El Cantábrico, Navarra, La Rioja, Aragón and Cataluña. On Monday, rainfall would continue in these regions, although weaker in principle.
Monday’s storms could highlight in Northern Aragon, North and East of Catalonia, Castellón and are not ruled out in the Balearic Islands. For Tuesday that trough will have already passed, but a new front would enter through Galicia leaving rains that would advance in Asturias, northwest of Castilla y León and other areas of the Cantabrian.
Uncertainty increases, says eltiempo.es, but according to the last update, Another trough would arrive between Wednesday and Friday And so, the rains and storms would gain ground again. Mainly they would affect Galicia, Cantabrian Cordillera, Alto Ebro, Aragon and Catalonia.