Europa Press, Atresmedia, en.edatv.news Roberto Brasero Warns These Areas About Wednesday's Rains: 'Abundant'
If this Tuesday the rains have been the main protagonists, for Wednesday the situation isn't expected to change.
The weather in Spain remains marked by instability. Although it is already raining in many areas this Tuesday and the precipitation will continue throughout the day, one should not let their guard down. The coming days will continue to be dominated by rain and could even see more significant accumulations than today.
Roberto Brasero Makes It Clear: More Rain in the Coming Days
Meteorologist Roberto Brasero has confirmed that this episode of rain will not stop on Tuesday. It will extend and even intensify in some regions.
According to his forecasts, Wednesday will be a day with even "more widespread and abundant" precipitation. It will especially affect areas of the interior peninsula, the center, and the northeast.
The advance of the front will bring an increase in instability in communities where the rain on Tuesday has been weaker or nonexistent. Throughout the day, the precipitation will reach the central area and the northeast with greater intensity. Additionally, it will arrive forcefully in the Balearic Islands, where it could be strong at the end of the day.
A Rain Episode That Extends Over Time
Roberto Brasero's weather forecasts indicate that this situation will continue in the coming days, with new precipitation that could affect even more areas of the country. The entry of cold air at altitude and the constant flow of Atlantic storms will continue to bring moisture. This will favor a rainy environment in much of the territory.
The models suggest that the end of the week could bring more precipitation in the eastern and southeastern peninsula, as well as in the Balearic archipelago. In light of this situation, it is recommended to stay alert to weather updates and take precautions in areas where the rain may be more intense in the coming days.
Drop in Temperatures and Snow Level Descending
Along with the increase in rain, Wednesday will bring a drop in daytime temperatures, especially in the northern and central peninsula. In the Mediterranean coast, temperatures can still exceed 68°F (20°C), especially in the southeast. In the northern half of the country, thermometers will barely reach 50-54°F (10-12°C) during the day.
Nighttime temperatures, however, will remain mild in most of the territory, with frost limited only to mountain areas. The snow level will be around 4,921 ft. (1,500 meters), allowing for snowfall at high altitudes in the main mountain systems.
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