The arrival of Storm Claudia, accompanied by rain reaching 200 liters/m2 and temperature anomalies in these areas

Meteorological Week will feature Higher than normal temperatures In a large part of Spain, it exceeds 28 degrees in Seville and Granadathough a step The storm stops Claudia effect Starting Wednesday, it will leave heavy rains on the Canary Islands and the Atlantic slope of the peninsula.

Throughout the week, temperatures will rise, and in the middle, “it will be clear Higher than normal for this time of year in most parts of the country“Although it will decrease somewhat later,” said Ruben del Campo, spokesman for the government meteorological agency (EMET).

On Tuesday, the influence of the Atlantic fronts continues in the northwest of the peninsula, with rain for another day in Galicia, which may be strong and persistent in the west of this community. also It will rain in parts of Asturias and Leon ProvinceAs well as in the Western Canary Islands.

There will be morning fog over the plateau areas, which may make it difficult to move around due to low visibility, and we must pay attention to the winds that will blow from the south, with very strong gusts in the northern third. Moderate southerly winds will cause temperatures to rise to more than 20 degrees in the Cantabrian Sea, the Mediterranean region, and large areas of Andalusia. The temperature in Murcia and Granada will be around 25 degrees.

On Wednesday, very strong local rains accompanied by storms are expected in the western Canary Islands. On the Peninsula, rains will be limited to Galicia (in the west of this community, rains may be very strong and persistent, with large accumulations), western Asturias, Castilla y León and Extremadura, without excluding some rain in the province of Huelva.

Temperatures will rise again and the environment will be mild for the season, with no frost and a maximum of over 20 degrees in the Cantabrian Sea, in the Mediterranean, in the center and south of the peninsula. Temperatures in Seville and Granada will be around 28 degrees maximum. The temperature in Bilbao, Toledo, Murcia and Palma will be 25 degrees, and in Madrid 22 degrees. They are values Between five and ten degrees above normal For this time of year.

The front advances from west to east on Thursday, causing strong and stormy showers with large accumulations in the Canary Islands. On the peninsula, it will also continue to rain heavily in western Galicia and the rains will extend, although not as intense, to the rest of the Galician community, Asturias, western Castile and León, Extremadura and Andalusia.

Temperatures will continue to rise slightly, especially at night in parts of the eastern Cantabrian Sea and the Andalusian Mediterranean, where they may not drop below 18 degrees. During the central hours of the day, temperatures will exceed 20 degrees in large areas of the country. The 25 are in cities such as Bilbao, San Sebastian, Cadiz, Murcia, or Ciudad Real, while Temperatures in Seville and Granada will be around 28 to 30 degrees In the autonomous city of Melilla it can reach 32.

The arrival of a colder air mass on Friday will lead to a sharp drop in temperatures, closer to their usual values ​​this season, although they will remain high in the far north of the peninsula and in the Mediterranean region. The rain will reach a large part of the western and central part of the region, a situation that may continue during the weekend, while in the Canary Islands it will return to normal after the rain.

“Even on Saturday they can pile up More than 150-200 l/m² in western GaliciaWhile on the western slope of La Palma it can exceed 120-140 l/m² locally,” warns Samuel Biener, an expert on meteor.

“It will exceed 100 l/m2 in other Galician areas, around the west of the central system and the southwestern slopes of the western and central islands of the Canary Islands. There will be practically no rain in large areas of the east and the Balearic Islands, nor in the eastern Cantabrian Sea due to the southerly winds,” he concludes.