Overview
- MeteoGalicia warned of a passing cold front, and Vigo stations logged about 21 liters per square meter of rain during the morning downpours.
- In Matamá, the midday San Amaro procession did not depart because of the rain, though the charanga kept playing after taking shelter in local bars.
- Aldán also canceled its traditional post‑mass procession, but a large marquee allowed masses, music and food service to proceed despite wind and showers.
- Festival leaders kept the ritual burning of the moneco by igniting it under the tent, and they reported smaller crowds than on sunny editions.
- The program runs through the weekend with a youth festival on Friday, concerts and a verbena on Saturday, and Sunday’s V Festa do Cocido requiring reservations.