Episode of atmospheric instability
This weekend, several regions of Spain have been affected by intense rain and storms, especially in the north and center of the country. This episode of atmospheric instability occurred due to a mass of cold air that arrived from the Atlantic, causing a notable drop in temperatures and adverse weather conditions. However, this situation will not last long as a significant change is expected from the second week of July.
Return of the good weather
From Monday, weather conditions will begin to improve across much of the country. Some residual rain is still expected in the north and northeast of the peninsula, but most of the territory will experience an increase in temperatures and an improvement in the weather. The clouds will gradually dissipate, giving way to clearer skies.
Atmospheric stability and high temperatures
From Wednesday, the improving trend will consolidate. Temperatures will rise significantly, especially in the south and east of Spain. Cities such as Seville and Córdoba could reach maximums close to 40 degrees, while in the north the thermal rise will be more moderate.
Hot weekend
On the weekend of July 13 and 14, temperatures are expected to continue to rise and reach extreme values in the interior of the peninsula. Localities such as Córdoba and Seville could exceed 40 degrees, while in the north-east, including Barcelona, temperatures are expected to be around 35 degrees.
conclusion
In short, after a weekend of rain and storms, Spain is headed for a change in weather with the arrival of good weather and rising temperatures. However, be prepared for a hot weekend in mid-July. Take the necessary precautions to deal with the high temperatures and make sure you stay hydrated and protected from the sun.
