HE meteorologist Mario Picazo He announced major changes in the climate environment. Everything points to some impressive atmospheric events this weekend. According to Picazo, time a new storm is defined for the weekend Located in the western part of the Iberian Peninsula, this region will change the expectations of many who expect a sunny weekend.
“Those hoping to break from the umbrella will unfortunately have to reconsider their plans,” Picazo warns. This stormThe wind, which is actively turning the Atlantic, will produce winds with a southerly component that will directly affect the climate of the peninsula.
Weekend weather: Prepare the umbrellas
During The heaviest and most frequent precipitation is expected in the northwest of the peninsula, other areas will not remain indifferent to these conditions. Galicia, the Cantabrian Sea communities, Castilla y León and La Rioja will be some of the areas where the weather will bring heavy showers, storms and even the occasional hailstorm.
But what about the center and southeast of the peninsula? Although it will rain more intermittently, time has surprises for us too -form storms It is in a location that can cause heavy downpours. The Mediterranean and the southernmost part of the peninsula, along with the Canary Islands, seem to have a more positive forecast and less chance of precipitation.
Weather and other atmospheric phenomena: Storm Daniel
While we focus on the weather in our region over the weekend, in the Mediterranean they pay attention to storm Daniel. Currently close to the south of Greece and Italy, this weather event will move towards Egypt, where precipitation may intensify as the week progresses.
Weather and temperatures: Where will it be the warmest?
Despite changes in weather conditions, weekend weather also holds surprises for us temperatures. Although a slight decrease in thermometers is expected towards the end of the week, there are places where the temperature will be felt more strongly. This is the case in areas such as the Eastern Cantabrian Sea. Here, with the effect of the wind blowing from the south, temperatures close to 34 degrees can be experienced in places like Bilbao.
Meanwhile in other parts of the country thermometer will stay between 25 and 30 degrees. Nights are likely to be cooler and more pleasant, although temperatures in some parts of the Mediterranean can be above 20 degrees Celsius.
In short, get ready for a colorful weekend! And as always, rely on experts like Mario Picazo to keep you up to date with the weather.