Jorge Rey Issues a Last-Minute Warning for the Coming Hours: 'Watch Out, It's Coming...'

Spain will experience a significant meteorological shift today with the arrival of an Atlantic front that will bring rain to much of the country. Although some isolated showers were already recorded on Monday, this time the rainfall will be more widespread and will affect numerous communities.

Additionally, snowfalls are expected in mountain areas, marking the most abrupt weather change so far this week.

Jorge Rey Warns: A Front Is Coming to Spain

The young Jorge Rey, known for his prediction method based on observing nature and popular sayings, has warned about this change: "Watch out, a front is coming to Spain." According to his explanation, the fog observed on Monday in some elevated areas is a clear indication of widespread rain for today.

To support his prediction, Jorge Rey has referred to a traditional saying: "Fog on the hill, sure downpour. Fog on the plain, sure summer." This means that when fog appears in the heights, it is a sign that precipitation is approaching.

Rain Extends Across Much of Spain

The Atlantic front that has begun to affect the Peninsula will bring more persistent and widespread rain. According to the maps shown by Jorge Rey, the rainfall is expected to mainly reach the northwest, center, and southwest of the country, with significant accumulations in some areas.

However, some regions in the east of the Peninsula and the Mediterranean area might remain on the sidelines of this episode, at least for now. In cities like Valencia, Alicante, and Murcia, the weather change may take a bit longer to arrive, as the influence of the front will be less in these areas.

Besides Rain, Snow Is Coming

Another effect of this front announced by Jorge Rey will be the appearance of snowfalls at high altitudes. According to experts, snow could make an appearance in the mountainous systems of the north and center of the Peninsula, such as the Cantabrian Range, the Central System, and the Pyrenees.

Meteorological models indicate that this instability will persist at least until tomorrow, with new precipitation expected in different regions. The rain will be intermittent but could intensify. However, the eastern Peninsula and the Balearic Islands will continue without receiving significant rain.

With these changes warned by Jorge Rey, umbrellas, coats, and caution while driving will be essential in many regions of the country. Experts recommend staying informed through official weather advisories.