'On Tuesday...': Urgent Warning from Mario Picazo About What's Going to Happen in These Areas

The weather in Spain is set for a significant shift with the start of the new week. Although high pressures will continue to dominate in many regions, the arrival of Atlantic fronts could bring rain, strong winds, and snow in high areas. Meteorologist Mario Picazo has been clear in his warning: Tuesday will mark the beginning of instability that will affect different parts of the country.

An Atlantic Front Approaches Spain: Mario Picazo Warns

The first front of the large Atlantic storm will enter Spain in the early hours of Tuesday, affecting the Canary Islands first. In the archipelago, the rain will concentrate in the west of the islands, although it is not ruled out that it will reach other areas throughout the day.

As the day progresses, the front will move toward the Iberian Peninsula, leaving precipitation in its path. Mario Picazo warns that the most significant accumulations will be recorded on the Atlantic slope, especially in Galicia, Castilla y León, Extremadura, and the west of Andalucía.

Before its arrival, Tuesday morning will be marked by persistent fog in the interior of the peninsula, which could hinder visibility on roads.

Strong Winds and Warnings in the Canary Islands

Mario Picazo also reports that one of the most notable effects of this weather change will be the wind. This will begin to pick up in the Canary Islands from Monday afternoon, intensifying throughout the early hours of Tuesday. The northwestern islands will be the first to notice its effects, with gusts that could exceed 43 mph (70 km/h) in elevated and exposed areas.

Due to these conditions, the State Meteorological Agency (AEMET) has activated yellow warnings for wind, precipitation, and sea storms on several islands. The situation could become particularly complicated on the coasts, with an increase in waves that could affect navigation and maritime activities.

Weather Evolution in the Coming Days

The passage of the Atlantic fronts warned by Mario Picazo will continue to generate instability throughout the week. Although the rain will concentrate in the western peninsula, other regions could also be affected, albeit with less intensity. In the rest of the country, especially on the Mediterranean slope, stability is expected to remain, although with the possibility of cloudy intervals.

One of the aspects to watch is the drop in temperatures, which will favor the appearance of snowfalls at the highest altitudes. The snow accumulations will not be significant, but they could occur in high mountain areas.

With the arrival of this episode of instability, it is recommended to stay informed about weather updates. In the Canary Islands, the combination of wind and rain could affect mobility and create adverse conditions at sea. In the Peninsula, morning fog and wind in high areas could also pose a risk in some travels.