Béatrice, the second storm of the season, will leave more wind and rain this Sunday and will put 25 provinces on alert

The storm will cause gusts of wind of more than 100 km/h in areas of the north of the peninsula Daytime temperatures will drop in most of the Peninsula and the Canary Islands Béatrice, the second storm of the season named by AEMET, will cause very strong gusts of wind (more than 100 to 110 km/h) in areas of the north of the Peninsula this Sunday and will bring a maritime storm and abundant rains. In this way, the risk alert (yellow warning) or important risk (orange warning) will be activated in 25 provinces of 12 autonomous communities, according to AEMET data. Specifically, Burgos, León, Palencia and La Rioja will be at significant risk due to winds of up to 110 kilometers per hour, while Huesca, Asturias, Cantabria, Zamora, Soria, Segovia, Salamanca , Ávila, Guadalajara, Girona, Lleida, Cáceres, La Coruña, Pontevedra, Lugo, Madrid, Navarra, Álava, Guipúzcoa and Vizcaya will also have a yellow alert due to wind. In addition, coastal phenomena will put Lugo at risk and imp Important to La Coruña and Pontevedra, which will be on yellow alert due to rain. The risk of rain will also affect Ávila, Salamanca, Toledo, Cáceres and Madrid. In general, due to the action of an Atlantic low and its associated fronts, cloudy or covered skies are expected this Sunday on the peninsular Atlantic slope, the Pyrenees and other northern areas of Aragon and Catalonia, with rains, showers and occasional storms. These precipitations may be locally strong or persistent in western Galicia and in the western surroundings of the Central system, and could also reach a certain intensity in areas of the western Cantabrian mountain range, the Pre-Pyrenees of Huesca and the north of Extremadura. In the rest of the Atlantic slope, rainfall will generally be more scattered and is not expected in the Mediterranean area, in the middle and lower valley of the Ebro, nor in the Cantabrian coast, where medium and high clouds will predominate. In the Canary Islands, cloudy intervals are expected, with the probability of precipitation in the north of the islands with greater relief. Likewise, intervals of low clouds, mist and possible fog are expected in mountainous areas of the western half of the peninsula, points on the Mediterranean coast and low Ebro; coastal mists and fogs in the surroundings of the Strait and Alborán, and haze in the Mediterranean area and the eastern Canary Islands are not ruled out. On the other hand, daytime temperatures will drop in most of the Peninsula and the Canary Islands, although they will rise in the Mediterranean. The minimums will descend through the western half of the Peninsula and areas of the Mediterranean area and will rise in the rest. In addition, the winds will blow from the south component in the Peninsula and the Balearic Islands, although in the Strait and Alborán they will be of variable direction tending to the west and southwest . Likewise, there will be strong intervals on the coast of Galicia and strong or very strong gusts in mountainous areas of the northern third of the peninsula, while in the Canary Islands a northeasterly wind is expected.