Roberto Brasero launches an urgent warning regarding what arrives in Spain After Hurricane Isaac, it will be time to prepare for the worst. This week we will be under the effects of the remains of this hurricane that has caused damage. If last week we were affected by Storm Aitor, these days we must prepare for the arrival of a series of elements that will make the difference in terms of the weather. We will have to get used to the arrival of cold and rain.
This expert has found some areas in which we will suffer the consequences of a series of ingredients that will end up being the ones that accompany us in moments in which it will seem that we are immersed in the worst of an autumn that already shows ways and that we must take into account. . The weather forecast is an essential element to be able to face some changes that lie ahead and that we must begin to visualize in one way or another. That moment will have come when we have to be able to make plans, despite what is happening outside our house.
This is the urgent warning issued by Roberto Brasero
From his time on Antena 3, Roberto Brasero does not hesitate to give us the best, to tell us everything that is happening around us, in such a way that we must begin to think about a situation of important changes when the maps determine it. .
These days we have suffered a kind of San Miguel summer, that time of year in which we feel that a series of phenomena are arriving that are what will accompany us in a few days in which everything can be possible. We face this situation of changes and we do so with our eyes set on the sky.
After a small period of calm, the intensity of the days returns again, which may prove to be the ones that will make the difference in every way. A situation of relative instability seems to arrive at such speed that it may end up being the one that affects us completely.
Only some areas of the country will suffer the effects of this phenomenon, which may end up making us reconsider leaving home. We will look at the sky and we will do it in such a way that we will be able to undertake a series of details that will be the ones that will make the difference.
What comes to Spain after Hurricane Isaac
Experts are very aware of what is coming to Spain and everything that is waiting for us in these times that we have ahead of us. Roberto Brasero goes ahead of the others and tells us what is about to happen in these moments when everything can change.
Continuing with his forecast: «And for Wednesday… 35º in Murcia! That day the temperatures will rise even more on the Mediterranean coast but the rest of the peninsula will drop since a more active front is expected than the one of these previous days. That is why I say that Wednesday can be a day of parenthesis in the summer that is why – the drop in temperatures – and the rains that are going to reach more areas of Spain since that front (which is going to be generated by a storm inherited from Hurricane Isaac) could enter in the morning from the extreme north, but move towards the interior of the peninsula throughout the day and in the afternoon even go out through the Mediterranean, where early Thursday we could also have some rain and especially strong gusts of wind.
Temperatures will be the main protagonists of these days ahead of us as we see, although this situation will not last as long as we would expect. Brasero is clear: «These will be two days of direct passage, but there will not be a third, since on Friday again the forecast is for the sun to shine, and for the warm atmosphere to also continue during the weekend, with higher temperatures than would be appropriate for these dates. Thus, in summer, it seems that it will be the weather of the first weekend of October.
The rain seems to continue and will end up becoming a phenomenon that will be above what happened in previous years: “While today, September 30, what we call hydrological year ends, which serves to take stock of the rainfall recorded during this year that runs from October 1 to September 30. In this case, in the absence of a complete balance sheet and publication by the AEMET, we can say that with data up to last Friday that we will have an average rainfall of 660 l/m2, which represents 5% more rainfall in the whole of Spain. However, once again we are in a year with a very irregular distribution of rainfall, since there are areas that have been humid or even very humid with rainfall above average, such as the northwest of the peninsula and especially Galicia, and Others are dry, such as the Canary Islands, the south of Andalusia or the Mediterranean communities where it has rained below its annual average, aggravating the problem they are experiencing with the drought.
