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It seems that since the last hours of this Monday some areas may experience a significant weather change.
The young Jorge Rey has delivered a clear message. The week begins calmly in much of Spain, but this calm won't last long. According to the young man in his latest video, the weather will progressively change as the week progresses.
Jorge Rey Says There's a Front on the Way
The start of the week will be marked by stable conditions and mild temperatures in much of the territory, without major surprises. However, Jorge Rey warns that by late Monday, an Atlantic front will approach the Peninsula.
Due to the anticyclone currently dominating the meteorological landscape in Spain, this front Jorge Rey speaks of will arrive weakened. This means it won't have an immediate or excessively strong impact. Even so, this system won't go unnoticed and will begin to modify the atmosphere, paving the way for a change in trend that will be more noticeable on Tuesday.
Tuesday With Rain: Jorge Rey Warns These Communities
Tuesday will be the day when weather conditions start to change more evidently, Jorge Rey predicts. From the early hours, rain will make an appearance in the Canary Islands, affecting all the islands of the archipelago during the first hours of the day. These showers could be persistent in some areas, although without large accumulations.
Throughout the day, the front will continue to advance, and by late Tuesday, the rain will reach the western Peninsula. It will affect communities such as Castilla y León, Extremadura, and Galicia. Some showers could also occur in areas of western Andalusia, although more localized.
Jorge Rey insists that, although the last few days have been calm and with mild temperatures, this doesn't mean the rain is far off. In fact, this weather change could be the beginning of a more unstable phase in some regions of the country.
How Will the Weather Evolve?
From Wednesday, uncertainty increases. The front is expected to continue affecting the western half of the country, and the rain could spread to other areas of the Peninsula. However, the intensity and distribution of the showers will depend on how the atmospheric situation evolves in the coming days.
The anticyclone will still have an influence on the meteorological landscape, so it could stabilize the weather in some areas by midweek. However, models still don't rule out the arrival of new storms that could reinforce instability toward the end of the week.
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