one storm goes and another comes

The storm Garoé already he leaves and that can be clearly seen in today’s time. Of the instability that has predominated these days in the west of the peninsula and the Canary Islands, only a few storms remain in Western Andalusia and La Palma. Both areas are still under yellow alert, but this will be lifted at 11.

That doesn’t mean it won’t rain more during the rest of the day. They are expected cloudy skies and precipitation in large areas of the peninsula. Also in the Canary Islands. However, they will be much lighter showers than those we have seen these days ago.

A special event also took place yesterday: the first snowfall in the Canary Islands in 2025. Today’s weather can bring more snow in La Palma and Tenerife on peaks above 2,000 meters. Therefore, the situation is more stable, but the Sun will not predominate. Not yet.

More information about today’s weather

Precipitation will remain in the same places as these days ago, but with less intensity, especially as the day progresses. Yes, there will be some temperature variations in today’s weather.

According to the State Meteorological Agency (AEMET)it is expected that the maxims They descend in the Cantabrian, Ebro, eastern Catalonia and most of the southeastern third of the peninsula, while they possibly ascend in the mountains and south of the Pyrenees. In the rest of the country, few changes in the maximums are expected. With respect to the minimal, They will decrease practically across the board, except in Mediterranean areas of the peninsula and the Canary Islands, where for the moment they will remain with few changes.

And what about the wind?

These days ago, the wind has also been the protagonist. However, even a possible tornado was predicted. However, today only some are foreseen strong intervals on the coasts of Galicia, the Cantabrian peaks and the west of the Canary Islands. In the latter, light winds from the eastern provinces may increase to moderate at the end of the day.

Another storm is approaching, although it will not affect today’s weather

Garoé leaves, but Éowyn is on the way. And no, we are not talking about The Lord of the Rings. This is a new storm that, as expected, will experience a explosive cyclogenesis in the Atlantic, just before entering Spain through the Galicia area. This will occur on Friday, although its most intense effects are expected on Saturday. That day, the rains will mainly affect Galicia, Asturias and the northwest of Castilla y León. Éowyn will also leave strong gusts of wind in Galicia, Asturias, Cantabria and Navarra. In addition, a maritime storm is expected in Galicia. In the rest of the peninsula, widespread rains are expected, although in the Mediterranean area they would already be very weak, since the storm will reach this area almost without force.

In short, after the Garoé storm, it seems that calm is coming, but we do not know for how long. Let’s remember that we still have a lot of winter left. We’d better not put away our umbrellas or coats.