A quiet start that prepares the ground for change
At the gates of a drastic change, Spain enjoys surprisingly stable weather conditions. In recent days, the country has been embraced by sharp skies and temperatures that exceed expectations for this time of year. However, the idyllic landscape we have lived is about to transform.
The arrival of a meteorological front
According to meteorologist Roberto Brasero, on Friday, he will mark the beginning of a radical change. A cold front goes to the peninsula, carrying intense winds and the possibility of rains and even snowfall in some areas. “The calm we have experienced is about to break,” warns Brasero.
Expectations for Friday
The thermometers will continue to mark high values on Friday morning, with temperatures that could exceed those of the previous day. However, as the day progresses, especially in the afternoon, the western half of the peninsula will begin to notice the change. Wind bursts are especially expected to be strong in Galicia and the North Range.
On Saturday will bring instability
Saturday will be a day of transition marked by the arrival of the front to the east peninsula, with rains that will mainly affect Catalonia and the Balearic Islands. Although the west will begin to see an improvement, the atmosphere will remain unstable, with sprayed showers everywhere.
Snowfall in the Pyrenees
The most notable snowfall is expected to be in the Aragonese Pyrenees, where the snow level could decrease significantly throughout the day. This represents a drastic change after a week of temperatures reminiscent of spring more than winter.
Reflections on the future meteorological
With the arrival of this new front, Spain is preparing for a number of days with more variable conditions. The decrease in temperatures and precipitation planned could be relief for the areas affected by drought. Thus, the climate of these days will become a reminder of the weather diversity that characterizes the country.
