Ex-Hurricane Leslie is heading for Spain: Weather alerts are activated for heavy rain – with Andalucia to be hardest hit – CSN News

SPAIN is supporting for the after-effects of yet an additional typhoon today, weather condition professionals have actually alerted.

Previous Typhoon Leslie is presently making its method throughout the Atlantic Sea and in the direction of the Iberian Peninsula.

It is available in the wake of Tornado Benerice and ex-hurricane Kirk, which have actually brought substantial winds, tornados, hail storm and rainfall to huge components of the nation.

According to state weather condition firm Aemet, the high quantity of typhoon task and a ridge in the main Mediterranean will certainly impact the polar air stream and trigger ‘unpredictable weather’.

Big components of Andalucia are currently on sharp today for approximately 120 litres of rainfall per square metre, consisting of Sevilla district, Cadiz district, Malaga district, components of Granada and Almeria.

Berenice will certainly compromise by the end of Monday and head in the direction of Morocco, bringing rains to the Alboran Sea, Ceuta and components of the Canary Islands.

On Tuesday, the residues of Typhoon Leslie will certainly after that begin to get to the peninsula.

By the time it gets to Spain, it will certainly have been devalued to an exotic or solid tornado.

Although it has actually shed a lot of its strength, it is anticipated to bring extra dampness to the ambience.

A deep trough will certainly play a crucial function from Tuesday onwards, claims Aemet, as southwesterly winds will certainly remain to carry huge quantities of dampness.

This communication with the after-effects of Leslie is anticipated to increase rains, particularly on the Atlantic coastline and in southwestern locations of Spain.

Rainfall will certainly prevail throughout Spain on Tuesday and Wednesday, state meteorologists, yet the southwest in Andalucia will certainly be one of the most influenced.

Some rains in the Balearic Islands and Mediterranean areas is anticipated to be come with by mud, also known as ‘blood rainfall’.

This takes place when mud fragments are blown right into the air prior to being returned to the ground by declines of rainfall.

The Mediterranean coastline of Andalucia might also see downpour, Aemet has actually alerted.