Hurricane Danielle will reach the State converted into a “deep storm” with strong winds and rains

The remains of Hurricane Danielle, which will become a tropical cyclone tomorrow, Thursday, will arrive in the state at the end of this week or the beginning of next, converted into a “deep autumn storm” that will leave winds of more than 40 kilometers per hour and abundant rains in the west of Galicia. As reported by Rubén del Campo, spokesman for the State Meteorological Agency (Aemet), Danielle -the first hurricane of this hurricane season- will weaken in the next few hours due to the cold waters and unfavorable weather conditions, until it becomes a tropical cyclone. Forecasts suggest that next Friday and Saturday Danielle will move to the northwest of the Azores, counterclockwise, and it will not be until next Sunday, September 11, when her remains reach the Iberian Peninsula with effects similar to those of “any deep autumn storm”, has indicated the spokesman for the Aemet. In this way, the residues of Danielle will leave gusts of wind exceeding 40 kilometers / hour in large areas of the Peninsula, especially on the Galician coast and high mountain points, as well as rains in the western half of the peninsula at the end of this week. or early next. Meanwhile, this Wednesday it will rain in Galicia and it will be hot in the peninsular Mediterranean area and the Balearic Islands, until it exceeds 36 degrees in the provinces of Valencia and Alicante. Tomorrow, Thursday and next Friday, wet west winds will blow that will leave rain in the west of Galicia and in a weaker way in the Cantabrian and Pyrenees communities, as well as in other points of the northern half and in the surroundings of the Central System. In the rest of the Peninsula it will be sunny, with temperatures that tend to rise in the east to exceed 34 or 35 degrees in the Mediterranean, the Balearic Islands and the southern third, with up to 38 degrees maximum expected in Murcia on Friday; 36 degrees in Granada and Córdoba; 34 in Valencia or 31 in Madrid, while La Coruña or Lugo will stay below 25 degrees. For Saturday the Aemet announces rains in Galicia, which will extend to the Pyrenees and the probability of locally strong storms in Catalonia; clearer skies the further south and somewhat lower temperatures on the Mediterranean coast and somewhat higher in the rest, especially in the center and southern half, where they could exceed 34 or 36 degrees in the Guadalquivir valley. On Sunday the 11th in the afternoon, the effects of Danielle’s arrival in Spain will begin to be felt in Spain, transformed into an Atlantic storm, which will leave strong winds and rains in the northwest, more abundant in Galicia. The storm will increase the cloudiness in the rest of Spain and possibly leave rain and intense wind in the western half of the peninsula with temperatures that begin to drop in the northwest but rise in the eastern half. Thus, at the end of the week it will exceed 34 degrees in the eastern Cantabrian, in the southern Meseta, inland Andalusia and the Mediterranean communities and could even exceed 36 degrees in the Ebro and Guadalquivir valleys and in the Valencian Community. , while in Galicia they will not exceed 20 or 22 degrees maximum. In the Canary Islands, the trade winds will blow with some strong gusts in the most exposed areas and will drag clouds with drizzle in the north of the islands with greater relief, while in the south it will be clear and temperatures will remain mild or gradually rise in the coming days.