Summer is over: 24 provinces across Spain on storm alert
Temperatures plummeted across Spain on Tuesday bringing an end to a September heatwave that prolonged summer.
Spain’s national weather agency Aemet issued weather alerts across 24 Spanish provinces warning of thunderstorms, heavy rainfall, high seas and strong winds.
Hoy avisos por #lluvia #tormentas #viento #costeros y #galerna. Info detallada+actualizada: https://t.co/HMTWVbxQbA pic.twitter.com/IVy4V0UtUG
— AEMET (@AEMET_Esp) September 13, 2016
The worst of the weather was expected in the north and west of the Peninsula, with amber alerts for heavy rainfall issued for Navarra and Aragon, while the southeastern coast and Balearic Islands were predicted to remain sunny.
The cold front sweeping from west to east has put an end to a September of record high temperatures that saw the mercury peak at over 40C last week.
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Spain’s national weather agency Aemet issued weather alerts across 24 Spanish provinces warning of thunderstorms, heavy rainfall, high seas and strong winds.
Hoy avisos por #lluvia #tormentas #viento #costeros y #galerna. Info detallada+actualizada: https://t.co/HMTWVbxQbA pic.twitter.com/IVy4V0UtUG
— AEMET (@AEMET_Esp) September 13, 2016
The worst of the weather was expected in the north and west of the Peninsula, with amber alerts for heavy rainfall issued for Navarra and Aragon, while the southeastern coast and Balearic Islands were predicted to remain sunny.
The cold front sweeping from west to east has put an end to a September of record high temperatures that saw the mercury peak at over 40C last week.
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