Overview
- Galician municipalities face a very high likelihood of thunderstorms today, with local forecasts citing near-100% precipitation probabilities at key hours.
- Southerly winds in parts of Galicia are expected to produce strong gusts, reaching roughly 70–85 km/h in some towns per AEMET-based local bulletins.
- AEMET expects rain to return across much of the Valencian Community from Saturday and persist into Monday, generally with modest accumulations.
- From Tuesday, a cold-air mass is forecast to drive temperatures below seasonal norms with inland frosts and lower daytime highs, while broader precipitation remains limited outside the Cantabrian and Balearic areas.
- On the U.S.–Mexico border, Calexico and Mexicali authorities advise securing outdoor items and checking drains for potential flooding as rain and cooler conditions move in, noting earlier emergency declarations in September.