This young meteorologist predicted the famous storm ‘Filomena’ in 2021
Jorge Rey puts all of Spain under cover due to the irruption of a new atmospheric phenomenon: “El Niño”
After becoming famous for predicting the arrival of the ‘Filomena’ storm in 2021, the young meteorologist Jorge Rey has released new weather forecasts for this coming Easter and the coming months.
According to his forecast, temperatures will be pleasant during the Holy Week, but it is recommended to always bring a jacket for the nights since depending on which areas of Spain there may be frosts during the last hours of the days.
Jorge Rey has also announced sudden changes in weather that could jeopardize some processions across the country. As for the rains, they are expected some light rainfall in the Canary Islands and areas of the Strait due to a storm that will come down from the Atlantic, although it will not affect the Iberian Peninsula much.
However, by the end of the week I would have to take out the umbrella in several cities of the northern and southwestern third, as well as in Aragon, Castilla-La Mancha, the interior of Andalusia, Catalonia and areas of the Balearic Islands.
Jorge Rey too has warned that weeks of heavy rain and instability are expected, especially in the north and southwest of the country. According to his forecast, summer will come earlier this year with above-usual temperatures in April and Mayespecially in the east and southeast of the peninsula.
prediction for summer
This situation could lead to possible premature heat waves in the coming weeksSo it is recommended to be prepared. This could cause fires in the most risky areas.
Jorge Rey’s prediction has generated great expectation after its great success in 2021, especially among weather lovers and those who are planning their summer vacations.
It is recommended be informed of the evolution of the weather, to take precautions accordingly, and follow the recommendations of the authorities in case of emergency. And above all, enjoy these dates and nature in all its splendor.
