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Cold air mass to send temperatures plunging in Aragon, with lows of 0 degrees and rain ahead

The mild weather of recent days has an expiry date. A retrograde trough will approach Spain during the first days of November, favoring the arrival of much colder air from eastern Europe, according to Meteored and the El tiempo.es website. In Aragon, the change will be especially noticeable from Tuesday, with temperatures plunging, lows potentially reaching 0 degrees in Teruel and rain returning by midweek.
Cold air mass to send temperatures plunging in Aragon, with lows of 0 degrees and rain ahead

In Zaragoza, thermometers will still reach 20 degrees over the weekend, but Monday's high will fall to 18. The most noticeable change will arrive on Tuesday, with a high of 15 degrees and a low of 7, while Wednesday's high could remain at just 13 degrees, ten fewer than the 23 recorded in recent days.

Rainfall will also return. Aemet puts the chance of rain on Wednesday at 75%, with light showers.

HUESCA SET FOR HIGHS OF JUST 13 DEGREES

The drop will also be significant in Huesca. After reaching 19 degrees on Sunday, the high will be 17 on Monday and fall to 13 degrees on Tuesday, with a low of 5. Temperatures could recover slightly to 16 degrees on Wednesday.

Unsettled conditions will also gain ground. Aemet forecasts a 25% chance of precipitation on Tuesday and 30% on Wednesday, with the provincial snow level potentially falling to around 1,600 meters before rising later.

TERUEL COULD SEE TEMPERATURES REACH 0 DEGREES

It will be in Teruel where the cold is felt most intensely. After highs close to 20 degrees during the long weekend, the provincial capital will fall to 14 degrees on Tuesday, with Aemet forecasting a low of between 0 and 1 degree.

Cold conditions will continue on Wednesday, and the chance of rain will increase significantly. Aemet puts the probability of precipitation at 60%, while the provincial snow level could be around 1,400 meters.

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.