The weather forecast takes a positive turn
Mario Picazo, a well -known meteorologist, has shared the latest news on the climate that will be lived in Spain in the coming hours. After a period marked by adverse weather conditions, including heavy rains and low temperatures, Picazo has confirmed that the situation will begin to improve significantly.
A gradual transition to stability
According to Picazo, the storms that have affected the country will begin to move away, giving way to a high-pressure system that promises to stabilize the weather conditions. “We will notice Martinho’s departure to the east,” he said, anticipating a quieter week.
Areas that will continue to experience rains
Despite the general improvement, Picazo emphasizes that some areas, such as the northern peninsula, will continue to experience significant rains. In particular, the coasts of Asturias, Cantabria and the Basque Country could record up to 40 liters of precipitation, with the snow falling to the highest levels of the Pyrenees and the Cantabrian Range.
Temperatures in rise and changing conditions
At the beginning of the week, the temperatures were notoriously low, with northern winds that have contributed to a feeling of cold in various regions. The warnings for intense wind and waves on the Galician coast are still in force, but Picazo provides for a gradual increase in temperatures as the week progresses, especially with the arrival of the anticyclone.
A contrast to the Canary Islands
While the peninsula is heading towards a climate stabilization, the Canary Islands will face a more complicated meteorological landscape. From Thursday, the arrival of a Dana that could cause strong precipitation is expected, mainly affecting the west of the archipelago.
Looking to the future
With the imminent change in the weather conditions, it is a good time for the Spanish population to prepare for improvements over time. The following weeks could lead to a warmer and more stable atmosphere, offering a breath after a period of adverse time.