Meteorology The weather during Holy Week is expected to be hot in general, especially in the south

Holy Week is expected to be hot, especially in the south of the peninsula with temperatures much higher than usual for the season, while in the rest of the country values ​​slightly above average are expected, according to the indicators currently being managed by the Meteor portal

Meteorology The weather during Holy Week is expected to be hot in general, especially in the south

Holy Week is expected to be hot, especially in the south of the peninsula with temperatures much higher than usual for the season, while in the rest of the country values ​​slightly above average are expected, according to the indicators currently being managed by the Meteor portal.

In a virtual press conference, Meteored meteorologists José Miguel Viñas, Francisco Martín and José Antonio Maldonado have advanced this Wednesday the weather forecast for Easter based on the European model and with the point that despite the current indicators, no Last minute changes would be ruled out, given that spring is a very changeable season in terms of weather.

Initially, with the information handled at this time, for the first half of the week after Palm Sunday, what is expected is that temperatures register values ​​between 3 and 6 degrees above the usual in Andalusia, Aragon, interior of Catalonia, the Valencian Community, Castilla-La Mancha, Extremadura and Murcia.

As for the rest of the country, the forecast is for temperatures to reach between 1 and 3 degrees more than average on those same dates, according to Meteored forecasts.

For the first half of the week from April 3 to 10, the European model anticipates rainfall below normal in much of the southern half of the peninsula and in the westernmost Canary Islands.

As for the rest of the country, it seems that it will be around the average, especially the closer to the Bay of Biscay.

In addition, a meteorological scenario characterized by low pressures in the North Atlantic, in the central and eastern zone of Europe and in the central Mediterranean is intuited.

There, according to Meteored meteorologists, Spain would remain a bit in no man's land, and some anticyclonic ridge could make its way again with subtropical air. This would explain the marked temperature anomalies.

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