The torrential rains caused the death of two people, one in Granada and one in Malaga; and the disappearance of a third party whose search remains active. They also caused flooding, leaving houses and streets inundated by the storm, which began dumping water violently in eastern Andalusia and slowly spread to the Valencian Community. Faced with this scenario, the State Meteorological Agency (Aemet) took action the red warning level – representing an “extraordinary risk” – in Málaga, inland Murcia region and on the south coast of Valencia province at different times over the weekend. Despite it, The scenario this Monday is different.
Rain warnings remain active on this day, but at the yellow level – meaning “low risk”. Specifically, they apply in the Murcia region of Campo de Cartagena and Mazarrón; on the coast of the provinces of Valencia and Castellón; and on all islands of the Balearic archipelago. The forecast marks Rain, storm and hailwhich may still fall sharply and persistently in regions of the Valencian Community. However, the storm is already moving away, leaving him behind an anticyclonic weather.
So there will be one this Monday Instability situation in the eastern third of the peninsula, in Alborán and the Balearic Islands, with rainfall “expected to be heavy and persistent, even locally very heavy with storms and hail, in areas of the Valencian Community, with the likelihood that this will also be the case in the Balearic Islands and other regions of the Levantine coast.” The snow depth, however, remains high and is between 1,400 and 1,700 meters in the east of the peninsula.
No precipitation expected However, the rest of the peninsula will have plenty of light cloud cover with a general tendency to clear as the day progresses. Actually in the north Castile and Leon Warnings were activated due to the fog, which did not allow visibility above 100 meters. “Only in the extreme west and in the Cantabrian Sea will slightly cloudy or clear skies prevail,” emphasizes Aemet in his forecast. Cloudy skies are expected on the Canary Islands, while occasional showers may occur on the mountain islands.
On the northern plateau the fog can freeze. Rubén del Campo, spokesman for Aemer, explains in a statement that this is because “due to the low temperatures, the droplets that form this fog can freeze and form layers of ice.” This is due to the low temperatures. In areas in the north and center of the peninsula, minimum temperatures have fallen due to frost.
There will be little rain in Spain on Tuesday, except in the Cantabrian Sea, where “generally weak rainfall is expected and in parts of the Balearic Islands,” del Campo says. On this day the acceptance of the night temperatures, Fruit of clearer skies due to the presence of the anticyclone. The frost will extend over mountainous areas and the north and center of the peninsula. This will result in the re-emergence of fog banks in large parts of the interior, dense and persistent fog that may reoccur angelantes. In addition, temperatures will be very low throughout the day in areas where this fog persists. In cities such as Zamora, Palencia and Valladolid, where this fog is expected to last for much of the day, the levels are “barely” reached. Maximum 5 degrees.
Looking ahead to the next holidays, Aemet expects anticyclonic days: “Stable weather and practical complete absence of rain“Of course, the frost will continue in much of the north, center and east of the peninsula and around the world dense fog banks and persistent in valleys and plateaus, with the possibility of these mists freezing and forming a day later, particularly again on the northern plateau Ice sheets.
New Year’s Eve will be cold in the interior of the peninsula, but without rain. However, there will be one for the new year a front to the Canary Islandsso that there will be “widespread rainfall across the archipelago, locally heavy and persistent,” particularly on the islands of the province of Santa Cruz de Tenerife.
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