As many as 12 provinces entered high temperature alerts, with temperatures exceeding 40°C

As many as 12 provinces will be on alert due to high temperatures and strong winds. According to AEMET, the main registrations will be in Cádiz, Córdoba, Huelva, Jaén, Seville, Ávila, Ciudad Real, Toledo, Cáceres, Badajoz (orange), Madrid and Gran Canaria. On the other hand, wind warnings will be issued for the islands of La Palma and La Gomera.

In general, AEMET guarantees a general increase in temperatures, but with a decrease in maximum temperatures in the northwest. By region, the South Atlantic inland slope is expected to exceed 36°C, the southern part of the Canary Islands will exceed 34°C, and parts of the Guadalquivir will even locally exceed 40°C. The capital cities with the highest registered values ​​will be Badajoz 41°C, Cáceres, Cordoba and Seville 39°C, Toledo 38°C.

In addition, national agencies have Stabilization time Over most of the country, the sky will be cloudy or clear with high cloud cover. However, in the first half of the day, showers and storms associated with DANA are possible in the east of the Balearic Islands, although not as strong as in previous days.

Likewise, in northern Galicia and the Cantabrian region, a less active Atlantic front is expected to cause cloudy skies with rainfall extending from west to east into the second half of the day.

In the afternoon, the forecast shows Evolving cloud formation in the northern third and mountainous regions of the Balearic Islands. At the same time, there may be scattered showers and occasional storms, which are more likely and more intense in the eastern part of the Pyrenees, and the possibility of local strong weather cannot be ruled out. In the Canary Islands, some cloudy weather is expected in the north of the main islands.

In this sense, morning fog may also occur in the inland southeast, while frontal fog may also appear in the far north from west to east when a front passes.

Finally, regarding the winds, AEMET says that Alborán will have easterly winds with intermittent strong winds in the Straits, the Canary Islands will have moderate trade winds, where the winds will tend to strengthen. In the northern third of the region, the northerly winds will prevail; in the rest of the Mediterranean, it will tend to the southern part, while on the Atlantic slope there will be variable relaxation, which will tend to the northwest.