The rain is back and the models say it will not leave until after Holy Week

The Nuria Borrasca is going to continue sending one front behind another until Friday, but we will only have one day of respite. Sunday It is already expected Another storm that will leave more water in Galicia, Extremadura and Andalucía.

That is, after a truce too short, the “Atlantic doors” have opened again and now the question is whether they will continue to open a long time or if (sooner rather than later) the tentacles of the summer will begin to drag us to stability, heat and clear skies.

Right now there is only one more or less clear thing: there are many possibilities for the rains to accompany us until after Holy Week.

Nuria: rain and a lot of wind. Before entering into the subject and seeing what the models say about the coming weeks, you have to be attentive to Nuria. In essence, this high impact storm has a structure very similar to those we have seen during the last month. From Hehco, it is fifth with a name that follows more or less the same route.

That means water, a lot of water. More than 80 liters in areas of the southwest. Most likely Madrid takes the palm.

The great defernecia of this storm is The wind. It has already caused red alerts in the Canary Islands and winds of more than 130 kilometers per hour are expected. On Friday the intense winds will be noticed in the peninsula (although, luckily, they will not reach the speeds of the palm).

ECMWF

The week of 7 to 14. The European model, as we can see in the superior image, shows a more humid trend than normal in the southern half of the peninsula. That is what green shadow means. White tells us about values ​​within the nomality and orange of a slightly more dry situation than normal.

It is not uncommon: the configuration of the last weeks favors the southwest and moves away Als Borrasca from the Cantabrian cornice.

ECMWF

Easter week. But that is only the appetizer: the European model foresees a Holy Week wetter than normal throughout the national territory. Does this mean that it will rain throughout the week? Actually, no. So many days are missing that we cannot make reliable predictions. The European model does is draw a general trend. There is no way of knowing what will happen specifically.

For example, the following week the dominant trend is the one that tells us about normality in most of Spain (with the exceptions of the archipelagos, Galicia and the Cantabrian cornice). But, of course, there is still a lot of cloth to cut.

What can we expect? In the short term, intense rain and hurricane winds. Once Nuria passes, the situation is very open. The possibility that the storm hall remains open is on the table and is winning whole every day. However, we talk about deadlines too broad for our prediction systems to be reliable.

At least, rain is not going to miss us.

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