US EditionLast Hour of the Boresca Benjamin, Live: the Aemet Launches the Red Alert in Cantabria and Basque Country
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The arrival of the Borasca Benjamin in the Iberian Peninsula is generating extremely adverse weather conditions that have forced to activate warnings in 34 Spanish provinces. The storm is being especially virulent on the Cantabrian coast, where Guipúzcoa, Vizcaya and Cantabria are under red warning (extreme level) due to an unprecedented recent maritime storm. According to data provided by the State Meteorology Agency (AEMET), these areas face a…
The wind, the waves and the rains caused by the arrival of the Borasca Benjamin to the Peninsula will activate the warnings this Thursday in a total of 35 provinces. The State Agency of Meteorology (AEMET) has issued red warning (extreme risk) in Cantabria and in the provinces of Vizcaya and Guipúzcoa (Basque Country) by sea combined with waves of 8 meters inland and wind of the west or northwest from 62 to 74 km/h (force 8), locally from 75 to …
This Thursday, it is expected that a cold front will travel the peninsula leaving skies covered in most of the territory with precipitations in the northern half of the peninsula, which will be locally persistent, with storms and strong gusts of wind in the far northwest and the Cantabrian.According to the State Meteorology Agency, the rains, which in the afternoon will be occasionally restricted to regions of the extreme north and west, will be…
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