Astean zehar izandako tenperatura altuen ondoren, asteburuan fresko izango dugu eta zenbait tokitan termometroak ez ditu 15 ºC-ak gaindituko.
As measured by the weather stations of Euskalmet, strong winds are being recorded at 146 km/h (Matxitxako), 120 km/h (Santa Clara, Donostia) and 117 km/h (Punta Galea), among others.
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On Thursday, the Basque Government's Department of Safety will activate the yellow wind warning and the orange wave alert. On the other hand, the Aemet will activate the yellow wind warning in northern Navarre and the Ribera. In addition, the Meteofrance has announced an orange wind and wave alert in the Atlantic Pyrenees that includes Iparralde.
In 1884 the system was introduced, which has reached us to the present day: the world was divided into 24 time zones. Both Spain and France placed their clocks in the corresponding area: GMT 0. But after the Civil War, the two states occupied the time zone GMT+1, to join Berlin, and in summer they advance another hour.
On Monday the sky will be cloudy and there will be some showers, especially along the coast, and Tuesday will be similar, but on Wednesday the clouds will become cloudy, the sun will rise and temperatures will rise.
The comet Lemmon can be seen again from Earth after 1,350 years of orbit. The last time it was seen from Earth was in the 7th century. Next Tuesday will be the closest day to Earth, 89 million kilometers.
Next week there will be sunny weather, with warm temperatures, and for the next weekend temperatures are expected to rise and the sky will clear even further, while in the Navarre Pyrenees the Aemet has issued a yellow warning for heavy rains and storms.
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The goidi 'Alice' has left torrential rains and floods in many localities of the Mediterranean coast, especially in the Valencian Community, Murcia and the Balearic Islands. One of the most affected has been the Valencian Community, which has accumulated more than 110 litres per square metre in four hours at various points in Gandia (Valencia). The State Agency for Meteorology (Aemet) has activated the alert until Monday.
In 12 municipalities in Murcia, classes have been suspended and several roads and roads in the community have been cut off.
Monday and Tuesday the highs will be above 20 degrees, although in the early morning the atmosphere will cool down considerably.
Friday and Saturday will be cloudy, but it will not rain much, while on Sunday there will be weak rainfall on the Cantabrian side and temperatures will drop, and instability will continue on Monday, with cloudy skies and values very similar to those of previous days.
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AEMET has issued a red alert for heavy rainfall in the Valencian Community and Catalonia, while Navarre is on yellow warning from 3 p.m. for rain.
Along with that, the Ebro Hydrographic Confederation) warned this Sunday thatfloods could occur in small canals and ravines.
We shall have a sunny Friday, with fog in some parts of the interior, and the highs shall rise slightly. Saturday shall be warmer and more pleasant, but on Sunday clouds, northern wind, and faint rain are expected.
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