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Bright sunshine and temperatures above 25 degrees: Aragon starts the week with rising temperatures

November is just around the corner, but autumn weather appears reluctant to settle in across Aragon. After several days in which the cold had taken center stage, temperatures will rise again this Monday, especially in Zaragoza, where thermometers could reach 26 degrees. The day will be marked by mostly clear skies and no rain, according to Aemet.
Bright sunshine and temperatures above 25 degrees: Aragon starts the week with rising temperatures

The Aragonese capital will record a three-degree rise in maximum temperatures compared with Sunday, reaching 26 degrees, while minimum temperatures will hover around 12. In Huesca, highs will reach 22 degrees, with lows of 12, while Teruel will reach 24 degrees, although the day will begin with lower readings of around 6 degrees. As a result, people across Aragon will be able to leave their coats at home for much of Monday.

As the week progresses, temperatures will gradually fall. In Zaragoza, maximum temperatures will drop to 24 degrees on Tuesday and 22 on Wednesday. From Thursday, some stability is expected, with highs of 23 degrees, followed by 22 on Friday and 23 again on Saturday. Minimum temperatures will range between 10 and 13 degrees, keeping mornings cooler than afternoons.

HUESCA AND TERUEL

In the other Aragonese capitals, temperatures will also undergo some changes. Huesca will reach 23 degrees on Tuesday, but highs will fall to 20 during Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. A recovery to 22 degrees is expected on Saturday. Teruel, meanwhile, could record the highest maximum temperature of the week in its capital on Tuesday, at 25 degrees, before falling to 22 on Wednesday and Thursday. Temperatures would rise to 23 degrees on Friday, while around 20 degrees are expected on Saturday.

Atmospheric stability will be the prevailing feature over the coming days, with alternating clouds and clear spells and no rainfall forecast in Zaragoza during the period covered. However, winds could strengthen on Saturday, when gusts of up to 55 kilometers per hour are expected in the Aragonese capital.

About this article: Originally published in Spanish by AragonDigital.es and—following a selection process by our journalists—made available to the international audience of AragonDaily.com. Both newspapers belong to companies within the ARAGON DIGITAL GROUP.