heavy and continuous rain Related to Arashi Claudia This Saturday, the peninsula will once again find itself in a difficult situation with the arrival of a new front. This front will be strengthened by atmospheric rivers and will dump up to 80 liters of rain in 12 hours in areas of the Central Basin, the Pyrenees, the southwestern Peninsula and the Castilla-La Mancha region before the storm begins to weaken on Sunday.
The rain will continue to intensify throughout this Saturday, bringing more precipitation to most areas. Southern part of Castile and Leon and northern part of Extremaduraas there are areas where heavy rain has already fallen, the Japan Meteorological Agency (Aemet) is warning people to be careful about river flooding.
Anyway this Saturday Seven communities remain under alert Incidence is high in Andalusia, Extremadura and Castile, which are at the orange level (severe risk) due to accumulations of up to 80 liters in 12 hours, with some regions potentially receiving 150-200 liters of rain per square meter in 24 hours.
In the face of this situation, the military government of Castile and León maintains the following policy: INUNCyL Plan Emergency 2 The province of Ávila is expected to receive another round of heavy rain this Saturday afternoon, posing a risk of flooding.
Territorial representative José Francisco Hernández confirmed after the CECOPI meeting that there is a situation of “tense calm” due to predicted rainfall. River flows may increase again In particular, Tormes and Alberche are most affected in the early morning hours of Thursday to Friday.
The state of emergency will continue until at least Sunday. Storm Claudia plans to leave completely. In Extremadura, one of the regions most affected by the heavy rains, the 112 Emergency Emergency Centers have received a total of 4,274 calls and responded to 870 incidents since Thursday, 89 of which are directly related to the severe weather phenomenon caused by Claudia.
The Extremadura government also reported that the state of emergency has been lifted. INUNCAEX plan, operational status 1, The northern region of Cáceres faces an orange warning for rain and wind.
So is Andalusia’s 112 emergency service. We have managed 627 cases in this region. Since the storm began, most of it has been concentrated in the departments of Seville, Huelva and Cadiz, and there has been no significant damage in recent hours.
These accidents are mainly caused by flooding of public roads, grounds, basements, ground floors, and abnormalities in the secondary road network due to water puddles.Light rain continues on Sunday
Claudia will lose her intensity this Sunday
This Sunday, Storm Claudia, still stationed northwest of the peninsula, will weaken, but Skies will be cloudy to cloudy in most parts of the country. Precipitation is expected over a wide area, but generally not very much.
However, rain is likely to continue in the Pyrenees (initially persistent), eastern Catalonia (locally heavy), the Channel and Alboran. They may be strong, tenacious and stormy During the first half of the day it can also be seen occasionally over western Galicia and the Balearic Islands. Conversely, the eastern Cantabrian Sea, the Mediterranean coast and the northeastern third will experience less and weaker rainfall.
Monday, final effect
On Monday, Claudia was still in the northwest, but increasingly weak. Clouds will remain over much of the peninsula And in the Balearic Islands, settlements tend to gradually spread to the east and to the islands. Precipitation will continue but will be less intense and more likely to be dispersed than the previous day.
They will remain more pronounced in the Pyrenees, Catalonia and in the morning over the Channel and Alboran regions. We do not exclude the possibility of new episodes in Galicia or the Balearic Islands.
This day was as expected “Stable high pressure” weather For most of the peninsula, slightly cloudy or clear skies predominate in the southern half and northeast, while in the rest of the territory it is mostly cloudy and tends to disappear as the day progresses.
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