The storm Danielle puts the peninsula on alert from today

Locally strong rains are expected and accompanied by storms in Galicia, Extremadura, western Andalusia and the Pyrenees Up to nine communities will be on notice due to the risk of rainfall, hail and strong gusts of wind The rains arrive with the reservoirs at 35% of their capacity, the worst data since 2005The arrival of Hurricane Danielle in the peninsula, now a storm, will bring with it a notable drop in temperatures and heavy rains this Monday. A sudden change in weather, with the beginning of autumn just around the corner, which contrasts with the rise in temperatures recorded this weekend. As reported by the State Meteorological Agency, AEMET, locally strong and accompanied rains are expected of storms in Galicia, Extremadura, western Andalusia and the Pyrenees. Mainly, in the second half of the day. Up to nine communities will be on notice due to the risk of precipitation, hail and strong gusts of wind that can reach 80 km/h. Andalusia, Aragon, Castilla León, Castilla la Mancha, Extremadura, Galicia, Madrid, Navarra and Valencia will be the affected communities. The storm, which will cross Spain from west to east, will be felt, at least, until Wednesday. On Tuesday the rainfall will be widespread except in the peninsular southeast, the eastern Cantabrian Sea and the Balearic Islands. Water reserve With the reservoirs at 35% of their capacity, the worst figure since 2005, the arrival of this storm is good news. Although, with the existing water reserve deficit, meteorologists warn that it will not be enough to fill the reservoirs. currently, according to data provided by the Ministry for Ecological Transition.