A storm and a cold air embolism in height to the Gulf of Cádiz will leave a start of carnival of heavy rains in large areas of the Peninsula, Balearic Islands and Canary Islands, according to Eltiempo.es. The most intense rainfall is expected in the south of Andalusia, Murcia, the south of the Valencian Community and the Canary Islands. In addition, temperatures will descend over the weekend, which will cause Some rainfall occurs in the form of snow in medium levels.
Areas on alert this Friday for rains and storms
This Friday, Borrasca will be southwest of the Peninsula and leave weak rains in most of the southern peninsular, Cantabrian and Pyrenean environment, and it is not ruled out that they also fall occasionally in the rest of the country, according to the prediction of the State Meteorology Agency (Aemet). The worst part will take Malaga (Andalusia), with orange notice for rainfall. The rest of the rain notices will be recorded in Cádiz and Huelva (Andalusia); Ceuta and Melilla. In addition, Málaga and Ceuta will be in storm warning; and A Coruña (Galicia), La Gomera and Tenerife (Canary Islands), for waves.
Meteorology has warned that the rains will be more abundant in the southwest and Alborán and will reach strong and/or persistent and will be accompanied by occasional storms in areas of Cádiz, Málaga, Ceuta and coastlines of Huelva. In turn, they could fall into Melilla at the end of the day. In addition, there are also possibilities that some hail show is registered on the Malaga coast during the afternoon. It will snow in the Pyrenees and in the sierras of the southeast peninsular and is not ruled out in the rest of the main mountain systems. The snow level will be between 1400/1600 meters (m) in the Pyrenees and between 1700/2000 m in the rest.
In addition, the state agency indicates that cloudy intervals are expected in the Balearic Islands that will increase to skies covered withprobable rainfall rainfall at the end of the day. For its part, in the Canary Islands, the tail of a front associated with Borrasca will leave cloudy skies or covered with rainfall in the north of the islands that will tend to send, as well as cloud intervals in the rest.
Regarding temperatures, The maximums will descend in the southern peninsular, Cantabrian, Ampurdán and the Canary Islandswhile the promotions will predominate in the northern half of the Atlantic aspect. There will be weak frosts that will affect mountains of the northern half, of the southeast peninsular and points of the east of both plateaus. In the Pyrenees, they will be moderate.
Possible Dana that will increase instability
According to time. This will generate a area of low surface pressures, with a cold air embolism in height that I could evolve to a Dana. Although there is still uncertainty about its development, instability will persist in several regions beyond the weekend. Levante’s wind will blow strongly, intensifying rainfall in the peninsular southeast. On Sunday, with a high degree of uncertainty, there could be a new decrease in a Dana, this time by the northeastern peninsularwhich would increase instability in other areas of the country.
Detachled forecast for the weekend: strong showers and clay rains
Precipitation will extend the Saturday For large areas of the Peninsula, with rains and showers in the south, east, center and the Balearic Islands, the meteorological portal details. In the Canary Islands, the rains will mainly affect the Eastern Islands and Gran Canaria. The most intense rainfall is expected in the Strait, the Andalusian Mediterranean coast, Murcia, the south of the Valencian Community and Melilla. They could also occur strong showers in Extremadura and the interior of Andalusia. In addition, Calima’s arrival could generate Mud rains in Melilla, Almería, Murcia and Alicante.
The rains will continue the Sunday In much of the country, with less incidence in Galicia. Rainfall is expected in Andalusia, Extremadura, Murcia, Valencian Community, Balearic Islands, Castilla-La Mancha, Madrid, Aragon and Catalonia. At the end of the day, they could extend to the Cantabrian cornice.
In the Canary Islands, instability will increase with generalized rains, locally strong and accompanied by storms, especially in La Palma, Tenerife and Gran Canaria.