After a few days of rain and cooler weather, the number is imposed in Spain and temperatures will skyrocket in the coming days. The presence of the anticyclone over the peninsula, providing more warm air and hours of sunshine, will favor maximums that will reach or even exceed 30-33 degrees.
This Tuesday The weather tends to stabilize in practically the entire country, although in the Eastern Cantabrian Sea, the Pyrenees and northern Catalonia there will be rain with some intensity and heavy rain and snow in the Pyrenees at levels above 1,800 meters. In the rest of the peninsula, more stable weather is expected, with slightly cloudy skies. Temperatures will rise in practically the entire country, except on the Mediterranean coast and the Balearic Islands, with values of up to 6 degrees compared to Monday. In Galicia, Ourense and Pontevedra it will reach 25 degrees, while Seville will already be around 30 degrees.
During the Wednesday There could still be some intense showers in the Balearic Islands and in the northeast of the peninsula in the early hours, but with a tendency to subside. In the rest of the country it will be slightly cloudy or clear. That day the AEMET predicts an increase in both night and day temperatures of up to 6 degrees compared to Tuesday in points in the west and north of the peninsula. Thus, Temperatures will exceed 25 degrees in much of the center and south of the peninsula, in the Ebro depression and in the south of Galicia, and 30 degrees in the Guadiana and Guadalquivir valleys.
From Thursday Stable weather is expected in general, with temperatures rising again, more pronounced in the north, where the rise could be up to 6 degrees compared to Wednesday, and with values above 30 degrees in the Guadiana and Guadalquivir valleys. and between 28-30º in the center and rest of the southern half. That day in cities such as Madrid, Toledo or Ciudad Real, Ourense, Pontevedra, Teruel and Zaragoza, temperatures will be between 28 and 30 degrees.
Changes for the weekend
The last days of the week temperatures will continue to rise with daytime temperatures that will exceed 25 degrees across the board and 30 degrees in the Ebro depression, in the interior of the Mediterranean communities, central areas and in the Guadalquivir and Guadiana. However, from the Meteored website they warn that changes may arrive from the Atlantic for the weekend.
“New drops of cold air could arrive from the Atlantic, causing a thermal drop and progressive instability, with showers and storms that would spread over several regions”, these experts advance. In the longer term, uncertainty increases, they say from Meteored, but according to their reference model “the jet stream will continue to trace important meanders, so if this scenario comes true, variable weather will continue.”