Spain’s state meteorological agency (AEMET) predicts that unstable weather conditions blowing in from the Atlantic will begin on Palm Sunday bringing scattered showers and strong winds across much of the peninsula.
?? @AEMET_Esp nombra la #BorrascaHugo⚠️⚠️⚠️, que producirá vientos muy fuertes a partir de mañana día 23.https://t.co/zPDpGMMeAg pic.twitter.com/8UVKaZ2Mt9
— AEMET (@AEMET_Esp) March 22, 2018
AEMET have issued special Holy Week weather forecast and are providing daily updates to the religious brotherhoods involved in staging the Easter parades which take place throughout the week beginning Sunday.
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Huge processions are held in cities across Spain during Easter week. Photo: AFP
There will be certain improvement on Monday and Tuesday with rain only expected in the north of country and a rise in temperatures that should bring clear skies perfect for attending processions.
But from Wednesday, the weather conditions are expected to worsen starting in the the Northwest of the country and sweeping south bringing rain showers and a drop in temperatures over Maundy Thursday, Good Friday and into the Easter weekend.
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