The arrival of a DANA (isolated depression at high levels) will cause a time change as of this Friday in the Peninsula and the Balearic Islands with widespread and persistent rains, as reported by the State Meterology Agency (Aemet).
The change will take place on Friday with the arrival of an Atlantic trough that, on Saturday, will be isolated from the general circulation, forming a DANA centered in the west of the peninsula. As a consequence, during the weekend “it is probable that there will be persistent and widespread precipitation, locally accompanied by storms, in practically the entire territory with the exception of the Canary Islandsaccording to the prediction of the Aemet spokesman, José Luis Camacho, according to which there is, however, still a “high uncertainty about the areas where the most abundant rainfall occurs.”
It is Thursday woke up with storms on the catalan coast, a situation that will be repeated in other parts of the Mediterranean coast and the Balearic Islands, although with less intensity. However, the clouds will tend to subside throughout the day. Evolving cloudiness is expected in the afternoon in the interior of Levante and the southeast of the peninsula, with the possibility of a shower or generally weak storm.
The cloudy intervals will be repeated in Galicia and Cantabria, with the possibility of some light rain in the north of Galicia and Asturias, as well as in the north of the Canary Islands. The maximum temperatures will rise in the central area and in the northern half of the peninsula, while they will drop in the south of Andalusia. They will remain with little change to the rest.
He Friday It will be a day of transition. A cold front will penetrate Galicia, favoring rainfall in the extreme northwest and Cantabrian coast. During the afternoon, prefrontal storms are likely to develop in areas of the upper Ebro and mountain areas in the eastern peninsula, which could be accompanied by occasional heavy showers.