The AEMET foresees a Saturday, November 7 marked by the passage of a weakened front that will leave rain in a good part of the central north and the northwest of the peninsula. Precipitation will be more abundant and intense in Galiciawhere some storms are not ruled out, although they will tend to subside throughout the day to give way to increasingly clearer ones.
In the Canary Islands, the arrival of another front will leave cloudy or overcast skies and precipitation in the western islands. The situation will be especially adverse in La Palma, where very heavy rains could be recorded accompanied by a storm at the end of the day. Furthermore, the western islands will be exposed to southerly wind gusts exceeding 70 kilometers per hour.
One of the most notable changes will come with the minimum temperatures, which will experience a notable rise in large areas of the northwest quadrant of the peninsula, with increases of more than six degrees. Increases are also expected in a good part of the rest of the Peninsula, while the maximums will drop in the northeast and rise on the Atlantic and Cantabrian slopes.
Rains in the north and heavy rainfall in the Canary Islands: the AEMET warns of storms in La Palma and a front that will gradually lose intensity
The passage of a weakened front will leave cloudy or overcast skies and generally weak rainfall in much of the central north and northwest of the peninsula. Galicia will be the most affected area, with more abundant and intense rains and possibility of a storm. However, the rainfall will cease during the day and the weather will become increasingly clear.
In the rest of the Peninsula and the Balearic Islands, slightly cloudy skies or with intervals of high clouds will predominate. The front will advance from west to east and may leave some weak and isolated rain, although No precipitation is expected in the southern third or in the Balearic Islands.. They will also be likely mists and morning fog banks in the northern third, the eastern façade of the peninsula and the Balearic archipelago.
In the Canary Islands, the situation will change with the arrival of a front that will leave cloudy or overcast skies and precipitation in the western islands. The AEMET does not rule out very heavy rains accompanied by a storm on La Palma at the end of the day. Furthermore, the south wind will gain intensity and will be able to overcome the 70 kilometers per hour in the form of very strong gusts in the western islands.
Temperatures and wind: the minimum temperatures will rise by more than six degrees in the northwest while the Canary Islands face gusts exceeding 70 km/h
Maximum temperatures They will drop in the northeast quadrant of the peninsulawhile they will rise in the Canary Islands and the Atlantic and Cantabrian slopes. The minimums will increase in almost the entire Peninsula, with especially steep rises in the northwest, where they will be greater than six degrees in large areas. Frosts will be restricted to the Pyrenees and, occasionally, to the Iberian and Cantabrian mountain ranges.
Seville will reach 27 degrees and Huelva will reach 26while Badajoz and Córdoba will have 25. In the Canary Islands, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria will reach 28 degrees and Santa Cruz de Tenerife will reach 26. Madrid will remain at 17 degrees and Barcelona will reach 19.
The wind will blow moderate rise in Alborán and the Straitwhere some strong intervals are expected. In Galicia there will also be moderate wind from the south on the Atlantic coasts. In the rest of the Peninsula and the Balearic Islands, weak winds from the east and south will predominate, while The Canary Islands will register very strong gusts in the western islands.