Youtube: El Tiempo con JR, Getty Images, en.edatv.news Jorge Rey Gets Ahead of Everyone and Already Warns: This Day Intense Rains Return to Spain
Jorge Rey has already set a date for the arrival of a new episode of heavy rainfall in much of the country.
We are about to welcome another week and Jorge Rey, as usual, has already wanted to predict what the weather will be like. Despite being in the middle of winter, next weekend the trend changed completely.
Since Friday, temperatures have risen considerably, with some areas, like Valencia or Murcia, reaching 75°F (24°C). Undoubtedly, spring-like weather is unusual in February.
This doesn't seem to be changing for now. However, this upcoming week we will indeed have a new twist in the weather. This time it will be characterized by rain.
Jorge Rey Warns of the Day When Heavy Rains Return
Jorge Rey, the young meteorologist who became popular for his predictions based on the "cabañuelas," has already issued his warning. Next Saturday, February 22, heavy rains will return to much of the country.
After several days of stability and temperatures more typical of spring, the weather outlook will change drastically with the arrival of a new front. According to Rey, it will be then that Spain will be affected by an episode of widespread precipitation.
A Weekend with the Last Traces of the Atlantic Front
Before this episode arrives, next weekend Spain remains under the influence of an Atlantic front that has brought some precipitation to parts of the north of the country. In Galicia, for example, light rain was recorded in some areas this Saturday, although it wasn't intense.
Jorge Rey had already warned about this phenomenon, indicating that during the weekend Spain would remain "on the sidelines, but with a touch" of what he described as a "festival of explosive cyclogenesis in the Atlantic."
In fact, AEMET confirms that this Sunday the precipitation will remain scarce and concentrated in the far north. Especially in the Cantabrian and Galicia. There could also be some snowfall in mountainous areas, with levels ranging between 5,906 ft. and 6,562 ft. (1,800 and 2,000 meters).
A Spring-Like Atmosphere in the Mediterranean
While in some areas the rain persists, others have experienced much milder weather. In fact, the Mediterranean coast has enjoyed very pleasant temperatures next weekend, more typical of spring than winter.
According to Jorge Rey, the highs have been even higher in some areas of Murcia and Valencia than in the Canary Islands, something unusual at this time of year. This contrast is due to southerly winds that have brought warm air from Africa, causing temperatures to rise significantly in the eastern peninsula.
What will happen starting Monday? Well, everything points to the situation remaining stable in much of the country. The skies will be clear, or with intervals of high clouds. No significant precipitation is expected, at least until Saturday, and temperatures will remain mild, although in the northern half they could drop slightly.
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