The State Meteorological Agency (Aemet) predicts a "sharp drop in temperatures" for this Tuesday, but only in the extreme north of the peninsula. An Atlantic front will affect the north and northwest of the peninsula, leaving cloudy or overcast skies, with precipitation, generally weak, in the Cantabrian area and in the north of Galicia, tending after its passage to slightly cloudy in the rest of this community.
According to the agency's forecast, the minimum temperatures will decrease in the interior of the northwest quadrant of the peninsula and in the Pyrenees. This decline will be notable in the Cantabrian area, northern Iberia and the upper Ebro, and even extraordinary in the eastern Cantabrian.
For example, in Bilbao they will not exceed 22 degrees, when this Monday they were above 30. In San Sebastián or Lugo, they will not exceed 22 degrees maximum. In Oviedo, they will remain at 19 maximum.
In the rest of the country, stable weather with slightly cloudy or clear skies will prevail. It will continue to be summer heat in the middle of autumn with "high temperatures for the time of year in a good part of the country, more notably in the Canary Islands." It is likely that this Tuesday 34-36 degrees will be exceeded in the Guadalquivir, the Guadiana and the eastern Canary Islands.
Regarding the wind, there will be trade winds and an easterly component in the Canary Islands, north and northeast winds in Galicia, with strong intervals on the northwest coasts. Lift in the Strait and Alborán, and wind from the west rolling to the east in the Cantabrian Sea. In the rest of the country, light wind predominates, with an easterly component in Mediterranean areas.
No big changes are expected for the rest of the week. In most parts of the country, stable weather and temperatures above normal values for the season are expected. For Wednesday, the minimum temperatures will decrease in the interior northern third and increase in the southeast interior and La Palma. The maximum temperatures will also decrease in the southeastern half of the interior of the peninsula. A few changes in the rest.
The heat will continue throughout the week. According to Aemet, from Thursday to Saturday they will remain at high values for the season in large areas, and it is likely that 34-36 degrees can still be exceeded in the Guadalquivir and Guadiana of Extremadura, as well as in the eastern Canary Islands.
There could be a slight relief in temperatures on Sunday. Although with a certain degree of uncertainty, these specialists maintain, "they will probably decline."
