After the passage of the DANA In Spain, the weather is beginning to stabilize in much of the country, although it will still rain in the southwest of the peninsula and the Canary Islands. In general, temperatures will remain high for this time, reaching over 25 degrees in some southern areas.
This Friday, The most adverse conditions will occur in Huelvawhere very strong rains and storms are expected, announces Rubén del Campo, spokesperson for the AEMET: In areas such as Andévalo, Condado and the Huelva coast, up to 30 liters per square meter could accumulate in one hour and 80 liters in 12 hours, which which has led to activating the orange alert. These rainfall could also extend to the coast of Cádiz and other areas of Western Andalusia, Extremadura and the Canary Islands..
Besides, In Cádiz, Granada, Málaga and Almería, the yellow alert is maintained due to coastal phenomena, with winds of up to 60 km/h and waves that will reach 3 meters. On the Cádiz coast and the Costa del Sol, the rains could accumulate up to 60 liters in 12 hours.
Forecast for the weekend
He Saturday instability will continue, with locally heavy rains in the Canary Islands, especially in the western islands, as well as in Extremadura, the Central system and Western Andalusia, where they could be persistent and accompanied by storms. Despite this, they are not expected to reach the intensity of the previous days. The rest of the country will enjoy stable weather with mild temperatures: Madrid will reach 18 degrees, Barcelona and Bilbao 20, and cities like Seville and Huelva will be around 25 degrees..
He Sunday will bring heavens with haze and morning fog banks in the interior of the peninsula, which could affect visibility on the roads. Precipitation will be scarce, limited to the southwest and extreme north, although intense showers could be recorded in the Canary Islands. Temperatures will rise slightly, with maximums between 5 and 10 degrees above usualreaching 20 degrees in cities like Salamanca and Toledo, and up to 25 degrees in the south.
Lower temperatures, more rain and snowfall
He Monday The weather will continue to be calm, with residual rain in the Canary Islands, especially in the mountainous islands, and fog in the interior of the peninsula. Temperatures will remain mild, but On Tuesday, a front associated with an Atlantic storm will arrive that will bring a significant change: a drop in temperatures, rain in the extreme north and snowfall in mountainous areas..
He Wednesday, the front will advance accompanied by cold air, causing a more pronounced thermal drop and precipitation in the northern half, including snow at low levelss. During the second half of the week, rains are likely to continue in the north and west of the Peninsula, with temperatures once again higher than usual for these dates.