The ‘Juliette’ impact: Spain in blue, Greenland in purple and colder in Córdoba than in Reykjavik

Temperature anomaly map. UNIVERSITY OF MAINE

The ‘Juliette’ storm has left as much as -22ºC within the mountains and fewer than -15ºC in inhabited areas of SpainIn Soria, Teruel, Albacete and Cuenca immediately it has been colder than in Oslo

The first day of the meteorological spring, which begins with the month of March, brings the anomaly that the temperatures registered in Spain are decrease than these of the north of the European continent, in keeping with the meteorologists of eltiempo.es.

The ‘Juliette’ storm has introduced the thermometers within the Lleida Pyrenees to -22ºC and within the Iberian System temperatures are being particularly low throughout this chilly episode. In some cities in japanese Guadalajara, minimal values ​​under -15ºC have been measured.

In Molina de Aragón (Guadalajara) they’ve registered -11.4ºC, within the city of Daroca (Zaragoza) the minimal has been -9.5ºC and in Aranjuez (Madrid) of -7.6ºC.

The chilly can also be being excessive in lots of the provincial capitals:

-7ºC in Teruel-6ºC in Cuenca, Soria-5ºC in Guadalajara, León, Albacete-4ºC in Ávila, Lleida, Huesca-3ºC in Toledo, Segovia, Córdoba, Zamora, Ciudad Real, Palencia, Burgos, Pamplona

The chilly can also be put in in areas similar to Andalusia and Extremadura. In Baza (Granada) they’ve dropped under -7ºC and in Sierra Nevada the thermometers marked -10ºC. Frosts have been widespread in all inland provinces. The minimal of 0ºC on the Seville airport and -2.6ºC on the Córdoba airport stand out. There have additionally been vital frosts within the southern half of Badajoz with minimal values ​​between -3 and -6ºC. In Cáceres, Badajoz and Mérida there have been minimums between -1 and -3ºC. In Lorca and Caravaca de la Cruz (Murcia Region) the thermometers dropped to -3ºC.

Higher than standard temperatures in northern Europe

With a really evident adverse thermal anomaly in Spain today, the info from southern Spain contrasts with the temperatures above regular in Iceland and the Scandinavian peninsula. The minimal immediately within the Icelandic capital (Reykjavik) was above 0ºC, in Oslo the minimal was about -4ºC and in Stockholm about -3ºC.

The AEMET defined this Wednesday that temperature anomalies are “disproportionate” in arctic areas similar to Greenland or Siberia. Accompany this data with a map (on the prime of this data) of thermal anomalies during which Greenland may be seen in purple and the Iberian Peninsula in blue.

In the subsequent few days the temperatures in Spain will steadily soften. Thursday March 2 would be the final day of such distinguished evening frosts. During the day we are going to expertise a reasonably widespread rise in daytime temperatures that may convey us a bit of nearer to regular values ​​for the start of March, though they’ll nonetheless be fairly wintery.

Temperatures will probably be increased for the weekend. Although frosts will proceed to happen, they’ll now not be as robust. Next week we might commerce the chilly for rain. This will probably be as a result of arrival of much-anticipated rainfall after an extended dry interval beginning Sunday afternoon within the southwestern a part of the peninsula (Extremadura, Andalusia and Castilla-La Mancha).