The weather stability will be the prevailing note in most of the Peninsula from this Sunday, although with rains in the Canary Islands. However, on Tuesday it will start raining in the far north and, a day later, a sharp change is expected in the country.: decrease of temperatures and more precipitation, which will spread to other areas of the territory, according to the State Meteorological Agency (Aemet)..
Time will give a small respite from Sunday and it will not rain on the Peninsula, if anything “four drops” in the southwest and in the far north, says the spokesman for the Aemet, Ruben del Campo. However, it will continue to rain in the Canary Islands, where it is not ruled out that are accompanied by storms and reach strong intensity.
Del Campo explained that temperatures will rise a little more this day and that the atmosphere will be very mild for the season. In fact, the values will be between five and ten degrees above normal in large areas of the territory and will be around 20 degrees in central cities such as Salamanca and Toledo and up to 25 in many cities in the southern half.
In principle, Monday will be a calm day with hardly any rain. in the Peninsula and the Balearic Islands, although it will continue to rain locally heavy in the Canary Islands, especially in the most mountainous islands. In turn, mist and fog will continue in the interior of the peninsular territory in the early morning and early hours of the morning. The haze will also begin to retreat. In addition, temperatures will not vary too much.
On Tuesday, temperatures could begin to drop, according to Del Campo. This would be due to the passage of a front associated with an Atlantic squallIt will also leave rain in the extreme north and snowfall in the mountains of that sector.
Changes starting Wednesday
That front will continue its advance on Wednesday, and behind it will come cold air, which will cause a more pronounced thermal drop and normal temperatures for the season.. That day, the rains will extend to other areas of the northern half and southern mountains, with snowfall at relatively low altitudes.
Looking ahead to the second half of the week, there is still uncertainty. According to the Aemet, rain will most likely continue to fall in northern areas, as well as in points of the west of the Peninsula, as a result of the passage of Atlantic fronts. On this occasion, much of the Mediterranean area will remain on the sidelines, except for points in northern Catalonia and the Balearic Islands, where there may be some rain.
Although the accumulations may vary depending on the final movement of the squall, Eltiempo.es indicates that, until Wednesday, could gather around 50 l/m2 in the westernmost islands of the Canary Islands.such as La Palma. Regarding the Peninsula, the accumulated until Friday could exceed 100 l/m2 in all provinces of the Cantabrian and Galicia. In other areas, such as the north side of the Central System and around the Iberian system, could be around 15 to 20 l/m2.
On the other hand, there are uncertainties about how temperatures may evolve. The most likely scenario according to the Aemet is that the upper values will rise again to the normal values for the season from Thursday onwards, but given the low cold air aloft, not much snow will be produced.
In this framework, snow will be very restricted to the higher elevations. of the mountain systems, but with transient periods of higher temperatures and precipitation, which will prevent stable accumulations in the mountains.
Looking ahead to the end of the month, eltiempo.es has advanced that the tendencies point to November could end drier and warmer than normal. across much of the country, although it is not yet certain.