The temperature will rise a little more but showers will reappear in the northeast.
The presence of high clouds will leave the sky overcast
BarcelonaThe weather didn't clear up, and showers and thunderstorms returned in some areas on Friday afternoon, especially in the Maresme region, the Vallès Oriental region, and northern Barcelonès. These downpours dumped more than 30 l/m² locally in a short period of time, along with some hail, sleet, and strong gusts of wind (you'll find all the details and images at the end of this report). However, the weekend began with calmer and more stable weather, with slightly higher temperatures and no signs of heat.
Sunday: small changes
The last day of the weekend will once again be fairly calm and sunny, but in the afternoon, the clouds will gather a little more forcefully in mountainous areas and leave some scattered showers, especially inland in the Girona region and the eastern Pyrenees. Initially, these will be minor and localized. Temperatures will rise slightly, both minimum and maximum, but will remain slightly below average.
Monday: The slipstream will cause showers on the coast
Next week, the heat will remain very moderate, and the weather will be fairly stable, although between Monday and Tuesday, the Tramontana and Mistral winds, which will blow in the far corners of the country, will bring offshore winds to the central coast and some scattered showers during the evening hours. Showers will also occur in the western Pyrenees. Elsewhere, the weather will be much calmer, with sunshine and some harmless cloudy periods.
Friday's storm report
The weather was not clear this Friday, and new showers and thunderstorms formed in the afternoon. This time, they mainly affected coastal and pre-coastal areas north of Barcelona and south of Girona, as well as other areas inland northeast. In some cases, real downpours fell, releasing a lot of water in a short period of time, accompanied by strong winds, hail, and hail. For example, in the port of Barcelona, wind gusts reached almost 100 km/h. These are some of the most notable records and images from this new afternoon of storms:
- 48 l/m²: Vallromanes and Alella
- 43 l/m²: Masnou
- 38 l/m²: Cardedeu
- 35 l/m²: Cabrils
- 34 l/m²: Badalona
- 25 l/m²: Roca del Vallès
- 20 l/m²: Arenys de Mar
- 21 l/m²: Barcelona (Bon Pastor)
- 15 l/m²: Caldes de Montbui