The weather will stabilize after the downpours and hailstorms

The Atlantic disturbance located west of the Iberian Peninsula has left downpours and hailstorms during Monday afternoon, although as the hours pass they will tend to disappear. In some cases, the hail has been of large dimensions (you will find a provisional summary of the storms at the end of this piece). Tuesday, however, will be a radically different day, with much more stable and calm weather and without precipitation.

Tuesday: the weather stabilizes

During the early part of the morning, remnants of Tuesday evening's showers might still remain in some coastal areas, but they will quickly leave the country, resulting in much more stable weather. It will be a fully summery day, with temperatures rising notably in some cases and a generally clear sky, with no afternoon showers anywhere. The mercury will rise especially along the coast and pre-coast, with highs nearing 35 ºC in the Girona regions.

Wednesday: more variability

The weather will remain quite stable as the week progresses, although on Wednesday there will be more cloud cover. Clouds, in any case, that will be mostly harmless, and will only leave some scattered showers. The temperature will drop along the coast and pre-coastal areas, while it will rise notably in the western regions and in the northern regions of the country.

Balance of Monday's storms

The downpours that have been falling since midday have affected a large part of the country's interior, especially the northern and western halves, as well as many points along the Tarragona coast, and in many cases have been accompanied by hail of significant size. This is the case in Tarragona, Móra d'Ebre, Llívia, or Puigcerdà, among others. By mid-afternoon, more than 77 l/m² had accumulated in Vinyols i els Arcs - Cambrils, 59 in Riudecanyes, 55 in Tarragona, 43 in El Masroig, and 41 in Falset and Vielha.