?? Storm Bruna will affect us from Saturday. ?? Heavy and persistent rain accompanied by thunderstorms. ??? Strong winds. ?? Rough seas. Named by Portugal's weather service, @ipma_pt, it will bring adverse weather to both Spain and Portugal. https://t.co/0yRi1QQ7aq — AEMET (@AEMET_Esp) November 5, 2026
The contrast will come after an especially cold early morning in mountain areas. According to data recorded by AEMET this Thursday, Cerler-Cogulla fell to -6.2 degrees, while Astún-La Raca reached -4.7. Temperatures also dropped below zero in Panticosa-Petrosos (-1.8), Torla-Ordesa (-1.5) and Formigal-Sarrios (-1.4). At the other extreme, the highest temperatures were around 18 degrees, reaching 17.7 in Tamarite de Litera, 17.4 in Fraga and Leciñena, and 17.2 in Quinto.
FIRST RAINFALL ON SATURDAY
This Friday will still be a fairly stable day in the three provincial capitals. Zaragoza will reach 19 degrees, Huesca 16 and Teruel 16, with minimum temperatures of 6, 6 and 1 degree, respectively.
The change will begin to be noticeable on Saturday. In Zaragoza, AEMET puts the probability of precipitation during the first half of the day at 55%, with temperatures ranging from 7 to 16 degrees. In Huesca, the probability will be 45% and the high will remain at 13 degrees, while Teruel will have up to a 55% chance of rain overnight and during the early hours, with the provincial snow level at around 1,800 meters.
Sunday will bring a brief respite to much of Aragon, although cloud cover will increase as the day progresses. The most unsettled period will follow. On Monday, the probability of rain will be 100% in Zaragoza, 95% in Huesca and up to 95% in Teruel. Rainfall will continue on Tuesday and Wednesday.
