Holy Week will be passed by by water: Olivier will bring precipitation and 'mud rains' in the middle of Operation Departure

In the southern half of the peninsula, its influence will begin to be noticed, with a gradual increase in cloudiness, dust entering in suspension and the possibility of some rain ‘Casar’ glaciers so that they have ‘children’: the Himalayas recovers an ancestral tradition to combat the climate crisis The Obrosca Olivier will affect the Peninsula from this Thursday, causing instability and rains that will spread with the passing of the days and th…

The first days of Holy Week are unstable due to the presence of Olivier Borasca, which on Wednesday and Thursday will cause an adverse situation in the Canary Islands and which will then leave a past weekend for water in large areas of the Peninsula, especially in the south and west. Olivier will continue to make his own the first days of next week, which will be fresh for the time, as the temperatures will fall, and it will also rain in much of…

A few days after the Holy Week begins, the predictions become more and more concrete and all seem to have one thing clear: the parties will be passed by water, although the instability seems to alternate also with some moments of sun and softness. This is how they assure from Meteored and from the State Agency of Meteorology (Aemet), that they warn that the Operation Departure that begins this Friday will have as protagonist to the obrosca Olivi…

The warning of meteorologist Sergio Escama facing Holy Week: "A cold storm causes chaos in forecasts"Nacho Espinos, meteorologist for Meteored: this is what is going to happen with the stormy NuriaThe meteorologist Sergio Escama has warned about a drastic change in time after several days of spring stability. The stormy Olivier, which has already reached the Canary archipelago with rains and wind, is heading towards the peninsula. This atmospher…

The Operation Departure and the beginning of the holiday will be marked by a temporary one that could send on Holy Thursday, to give way to another. More information: The paradox of March: why Ourense recorded 30.3 °C and Cadiz, Malaga and Seville were the provinces with the most rain

The first part of the Holy Week will be marked by instability and unusually high temperatures in the province of Seville. This Thursday squalls are expected that could bring mud rains, while the Sierra Sur faces strong gusts of wind. It is estimated that the thermometers reach 29oC in full festive day.From the information disseminated by the State Agency of Meteorology (Aemet), the Obrosca Olivier moves from the Canary Islands to the southwest p…