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Lows of up to -4°C, rain and storms: Aragón's coldest day of the week

Aemet forecast a drop in temperatures this week, while Meteored warned that polar air would lower temperatures and bring rain across the Iberian Peninsula. In Aragón, this distinctly autumnal, and even wintry in parts of Teruel and the Pyrenees, weather will persist for most of the week, with highs considerably lower than those recorded a few days ago.
Lows of up to -4°C, rain and storms: Aragón's coldest day of the week

Top 5 highs, lows, maximum wind speeds and gusts recorded yesterday in Aragón. Highlights include 20.5°C in Hijar, -3.9°C in Bello, and winds of 52 km/h with gusts of 75 km/h in Borja, Los Llanos. https://t.co/OeDb6tNbsF — AEMET_Aragón (@AEMET_Aragon) November 3, 2026

In addition, this drop in temperatures will be accompanied by showers and rain across the region, although they will not be as intense as in other parts of Spain. Among the provincial capitals, Teruel will be the coldest, recording subzero lows of -1°C this Tuesday. In different parts of the province, such as Bello and Calamocha, temperatures will fall as low as -5°C and -3°C, respectively.

Highs in the city of Teruel will reach 12°C this Tuesday, with overcast skies and light showers expected. In Zaragoza, today's high will be 14°C and the low 6°C, while Huesca will see 12°C and 5°C. However, the Huesca capital will experience storms and showers that could be heavy throughout the day.

COLD WEEK

The week will continue with no major changes, with very cold lows in Teruel on Wednesday (-3°C) and highs ranging from 13°C to 15°C in the three provincial capitals. A slight rise is expected on Thursday, with highs potentially reaching 18°C in Zaragoza and a chance of rain and showers in all three capitals. Even so, lows will remain cold at 6°C.

After this slight rise, temperatures will fall again over the weekend, and the rain will continue.

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.