While the weather is in full swing and the Spaniards are still trying to get out of the crisis CalfA question looms on the horizon: What does this mean for us? weather this weekend? here I am We explain everything about the upcoming “new storm”.
The science of time and the Fujiwhara effect
Behind the instability brought about by this “new storm” lurks the fascinating Fujiwhara effect. A meteorological event resulting from this Combination of the old Franklin storm and the low-lying storm that caused the great storm Calf last weekend. Located in the western part of our peninsula, this storm promises stable weather Wednesday, with light showers in the southeast and possible sporadic storms inland.
Weather on Thursday: showers expected
Even though the hurricane is further north on Thursday, its presence will not go unnoticed. Weather information predicts torrential rains in the northwest, particularly in parts of Galicia and eastern Cantabria. But the rest of the mountainous regions will not survive the rains either.
Weather and its whims: A rainy weekend?
Yes but as usual time There are nuances. Although it started with rain in Galicia on Friday, we can witness showers and storms in most of the northwest of the peninsula in the afternoon. With the weakening of the storm on Saturday, precipitation is expected to move westward, spreading further inland.
Weather outside weekend
The start of the week brings uncertainty, but the weather looks set to trend towards more widespread showers, especially in the north. Rainfall of up to 60mm is expected in some areas, such as the interior of Galicia and western Asturias, but in other areas these numbers will be less significant. However, where there are storms, weather conditions can bring accumulations above the forecast.
Weather and temperature: what awaits us?
Now that we are aware of the rains, let’s return to the eternal dilemma of weather: temperatures. This weekend, moderate temperatures expected. Maximum temperatures will exceed 30°C in the northeastern depressions and the Guadalquivir valley. In other regions, they will oscillate between 25°C and 30°C. The nights will continue to be tropical, especially on the Mediterranean coast.
In short, time brings us surprises and mysteries as it always does. With a new storm on the horizon, Spain is preparing for a new rainy weekend.