Roberto Brasero Marks the Day Temperatures Will Change: 'Clearly'

From today, a significant change in the weather conditions of our country is anticipated. Roberto Brasero has announced that tomorrow, Sunday, February 9, the weather will stabilize and there will be a clear rise in temperatures in most of Spain. This change occurs after the advance of a polar air mass that, although moving from north to south, will not cause temperature drops during the weekend.

Roberto Brasero and the Imminent Change

The meteorologist has explained that during the early hours of this Saturday, the environment has remained cold due to the influence of the polar air mass. However, throughout the day, the cold front is expected to retreat, giving way to clear skies and no precipitation.

Brasero has emphasized: "Daytime temperatures that will rise clearly in our territory." He has highlighted that starting tomorrow, a marked change will be felt, especially in those regions that had experienced a thermal drop.

The expert has also pointed out that, although the mass moves from north to south, its effect will not be the same next weekend, which will prevent the drop in temperatures. This stability will translate into a more benign climate and a more pleasant thermal sensation.

Rising Temperatures and Regional Conditions

The forecast indicates that while the north will have a rise in temperatures, between 4 and 6 degrees (2.2 and 3.3°C), in some areas, such as Galicia and the west of Asturias, a few drops might fall. This phenomenon is due to the residual humidity in those areas interacting with the moving air mass, although the overall effect will be a clear rise in temperatures.

In most of Spain, Sunday will exceed 50°F (10°C), which represents a notable improvement compared to previous days. This thermal rise will allow for enjoying a milder climate, to regain the sense of well-being after colder days.

In the case of the Pyrenees, the situation is somewhat different. Intense frosts are expected in the higher altitude areas, which will likely lead to a foggy dawn in some areas. However, throughout the day, the sun will prevail, dissipating the fog and reducing the accumulation of extreme cold in these mountainous regions.

The update of the forecasts and the analysis by Roberto Brasero have made it clear that, although we won't take off our coats, we will have less cold. With the retreat of the cold front and the rise in temperatures, Sunday is expected to present a more stable and favorable outlook. This will mark the beginning of a transition period toward more benign conditions in most of Spain.