Yellow warning for coastal risk will be activated on Saturday, as waves of 3.5 metres high are expected
The warning will be in effect from midnight until noon on Saturday.
The warning will be in effect from midnight until noon on Saturday.
The yellow wind warning will be in effect in Bizkaia until noon. In exposed areas, streams of more than 100 km/h can be measured, especially in the west, while in unexposed areas they can be around 80 km/h.
Euskalmeten arabera, atertzera egingo du eta ostarteak zabalduko dira.
Euskalmet will keep the yellow warning until Friday due to the impact of waves on the coast and the risk of navigation in the first two miles; it will be a very rainy day, leaving the maximum rainfall in the northern half.
Euskalmet has activated the yellow coastal risk alert for Wednesday and Thursday, especially during the first two miles of navigation and the impact of waves on the coast.
From Monday, the weather will stabilize. However, on Tuesday a new cold round will bring rain and covered skies; and temperatures will drop; and ice will be brought at the highest points.
According to Euskalmet, this Friday the temperature will rise slightly and the sky will be somewhat stirred.
Above all, showers will fall in the northern half, and storms and hail may occur near the coast.
During today's day, the yellow warning has been maintained for persistent rainfall, and tomorrow, Wednesday, showers will continue; on Thursday they will improve, with minimum and maximum temperatures between 4 and 14 degrees, according to Euskalmet.
Although this warning refers only to Gipuzkoa, in Bizkaia the rains will also be intense today and tomorrow, where they are expected to accumulate between 40 and 50 l/m² in 24 hours.
Maximum temperatures will rise inland and remain on the coast; minimum temperatures will rise significantly and the risk of frost will disappear, and at the end of the day the snow level could fall to 1200-1400 meters.
The maximum temperatures will rise inland and remain on the coast, while the minimum temperatures will rise significantly and the risk of frost will disappear, and at the end of the day the snow level could fall to 1200-1400 metres.
The winter viability plan is still in place, but no snow is expected at low altitudes, as it did yesterday, forcing road closures and extreme caution.
The first snowfall of autumn has bleached vast areas of the Basque Country, leaving bucolic figures in regions such as Sakana and Goerri, where children and adults have enjoyed the white cloak. However, the winter stamp has brought difficulties: with the ports closed in Álava, the roads slippery and the villages almost covered with snow, the snow has exceeded expectations.
The first snowfall of autumn has bleached vast areas of the Basque Country, leaving bucolic figures in regions such as Sakana and Goerri, where children and adults have enjoyed the white cloak. However, the winter stamp has brought difficulties: with the ports closed in Álava, the roads slippery and the villages almost covered with snow, the snow has exceeded expectations.
Images taken from the air show that the fields and mountains, which until recently were yellow or reddish, were completely whitened by the snow this morning.
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