A spin on climatic conditions
Recently, the meteorologist Mario Picazo has shared his expectations of time in Spain for the coming days, highlighting a significant change after a March marked by inclement weather. With the return of the well-known anticyclone of the Azores, the weather has begun to stabilize.
Effects of north wind
Picazo has warned that, despite stability, the north wind will bring some rainfall to Spain. Between Friday and Saturday, small rains are expected in the north of the country, as well as the possibility of snow in the mountainous areas.
Areas affected by rain
The regions that will notice this phenomenon will be Galicia, Asturias, Cantabria and Euskadi, with rainfall that could spread to the Pyrenees. In addition, it is expected that the Balearic Islands, especially Mallorca and Menorca, also experience some rain.
Canary Islands: a dana on the horizon
In the Canary Islands, a Dana (depression isolated at high levels) will move west of the archipelago. Although it will not directly touch the islands, the westernmost will be able to see significant rains, with Gran Canaria with a lower risk but not discarding possible precipitation.
Temperatures: a dramatic swing
Temperatures on the Peninsula will be a real show of contrasts, with considerable descent due to the entry of cold air. The mountainous regions, in particular, could see snow from 800 meters, with frosts that will be heard during the weekend.
Spring climate to the coast
Despite this descent, the temperatures during the day in the Mediterranean areas will remain around 20 degrees, favoring a warmer climate in the afternoons.
Expectations for next week
With the arrival of Monday, weather forecasts indicate a significant increase in temperatures, with a warmer and more stable landscape that is expected for the beginning of the week. Mario Picazo has stated that many regions, especially in the south and east, will surpass 20 degrees, with a clear tendency towards a spring climate.
Final reflections
As weather changes occur, it is essential to be alert to forecasts and adapt to the variations presented. Next week promises to be a witness of the high and downs of spring, with a climate that can surprise at any time.