'it's Here': Last-minute Warning From Jorge Rey for Today in These 11 Communities

For days, experts had been warning about it and it has finally happened: a significant weather change has arrived on the Iberian Peninsula. From the early hours of the morning, its effects are already being felt in some areas of Spain. Throughout the day, this meteorological phenomenon will be felt in more regions.

Jorge Rey, known for his forecasts based on traditional methods, has been very clear in his latest video. The storm that was expected "is already here" and with it, the rain and wind that will mark the day.

The First Rains of the Day: Jorge Rey Says Where

According to Jorge Rey's forecasts, the rains begin to be recorded in Galicia in the early hours of the morning. This autonomous community is, as is usually the case, one of the first to notice the arrival of the Atlantic fronts entering from the northwest.

As the hours pass, the meteorological instability will spread to more areas of the country, Jorge Rey states. As the front advances, it is expected that during the early afternoon hours the precipitation will begin to affect more regions. Asturias and Cantabria, for example, will also reach the west of Castilla y León, Extremadura and, although with less intensity, the west of Andalucía.

The Front's Progress: More Widespread Rains by the End of the Day

In the afternoon and evening, the front will continue its journey east and south. It is expected that by then the rains will have already spread to all of Castilla y León, País Vasco, La Rioja and Navarra. Jorge Rey says that precipitation could also be recorded in areas of Madrid, some areas of Castilla-La Mancha and more eastern sectors of Andalucía.

In these latter regions, the rains will arrive more weakly and scattered, although locally moderate showers are not ruled out in some points. The arrival of the front could also bring some isolated storms, especially in areas of the north and center.

The Wind Also Stands Out

In addition to the rain, another important factor to consider according to Jorge Rey will be the wind. This episode of instability is expected to be joined by strong gusts, especially in the north and northwest of the country.

This increase in wind can create a lower wind chill than what the thermometers indicate, making the day more unpleasant in many areas. In mountain locations and coastal areas of the Cantabrian and Atlantic, it is recommended to exercise caution against possible intense gusts.

A Gray and Turbulent Day

Although it won't rain throughout Spain, the day will be marked by predominantly cloudy skies in most of the country. The arrival of the front will bring a change in temperatures. They could slightly decrease in those regions where the cloud cover is denser and the rains more persistent.