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Meteorological Changes: a Mario Picazo Notice for Spain

by PREMIUM.CAT
Una escena vibrante y dinámica que captura la esencia de un patrón climático cambiante en España. El cielo es una mezcla de nubes 'azul profundo' y 'gris', lo que significa la transición de un sistema meteorológico estable a un inestable. En primer plano, un 'meteorólogo', Mario Picazo, es retratado con confianza con un mapa meteorológico en la mano, apuntando hacia varias regiones de España. Su expresión está enfocada, transmitiendo la urgencia de su mensaje. Al rodearlo hay elementos visuales que representan diferentes fenómenos climáticos: por un lado, 'sol' y 'cielos despejados' simbolizando el clima cálido y estable de finales de marzo; Por otro lado, 'nubes oscuras', 'lluvia' y 'vientos raciales' que ilustran las tormentas inminentes y la inestabilidad esperadas a principios de abril. En el fondo, se desarrolla un 'paisaje' de España, que muestra diversos terrenos de 'colinas onduladas' a 'playas costeras', con toques de 'lluvia' que comienzan a aparecer en los canarios. La atmósfera general está cargad

The end of March and the arrival of spring

With the month of March, the meteorologist Mario Picazo emphasized that the weather conditions have remained stable, with a gradual increase in temperatures. However, he warned that this peace of mind is only temporary, as the beginning of April will bring significant changes to the climate stage of Spain.

Rain and wind forecasts for next week

According to the latest updates, Picazo plans to set up the stable conditions, with the reappearance of heavy rains and winds. A new frontal system from the Atlantic will be prepared to affect various parts of the country during the week.

First symptoms of change

This Monday, a quiet atmosphere in many regions will still be experienced, but the first drops will be noticed in the Canary Islands, where the remains of a Dana will generate scattered rainfall. In addition, Catalonia, the Balearic Islands, the Strait of Gibraltar and the mouth of the Ebro will experience intense winds.

Increasing instability in the south

From Tuesday, the unstable conditions will be moved south, mainly affecting Andalusia, Ceuta and Melilla, although the temperatures will continue to be nice, with highs that could exceed 25 ° C in the east peninsula.

A new storm on the way

As we move on on Wednesday, a storm will go to the west peninsular, causing an increase in rainfall in Galicia and Portugal, which will extend inland. Simultaneously, the Mediterranean coast will also experience instability, with sprays expected in the Balearic Islands, the Valencian Community and Catalonia.

Intensified rain expectations

Between Wednesday and Friday, the rains will be more present, with significant accumulations in Extremadura and western Andalusia, where it is expected to exceed 40 liters. In addition, the southwest wind will be noticed strongly, generating intense waves.

Changes Thermals in View

The entry of cold air through the Mediterranean area will lead to a significant decrease in temperatures, which will extend to the west and interior of the country. From Thursday, with the Atlantic fronts, cold mornings and nights are expected, while the afternoons will be softer, a typical spring contrast.

Possible new disturbances

In addition, Mario Picazo said that behind this initial storm could reach more disturbances than would keep the unstable atmosphere. “Rainfall may be repeated the weekend and early the following week,” said Picazo, an instinct to the population to be attentive to the weather updates.

Conclusion

With the arrival of April, Spain faces a new meteorological phase that promises to be more dynamic. The variability of the spring climate reminds us that nature always has prepared surprises, and it is vital to be prepared for any changes.

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