All alarms are on In the latest weather forecast by Roberto Brasero that leaves us all in suspense, we will still have an end to autumn of those that are difficult to forget. That moment will have arrived when we will be waiting for a sky that will bring us unexpected news. The last of the forecasts from this weather expert, Roberto Brasero, leaves half the country in shock at what lies ahead. We will begin the fall with an eye on a series of changes that may be significant, as we see from this expert.
Without a doubt, that moment will have come when we have to take out our jacket and wait for a weather forecast to come true. Nothing will end up being as we would expect, especially with the arrival of a season in which instability will end up being a constant. Everyone is paying attention to what is happening in a sky that will leave us important surprises at this moment. Roberto Brasero has no doubt about what is coming and he will do it in such a way that we must begin to prepare for the worst.
It sets off the alarms and leaves us in suspense
The time has come to start thinking about what awaits us and in the way in which to face it. Weather experts do not stop sending us messages that we must take into account. It’s time to see what’s behind this series of elements that will make the difference in every way. Summer has said goodbye as we see, it says goodbye to a series of elements that have ended up being the ones that have accompanied us in all these moments.
From the sun and heat of these days, we are going to move on to a situation that may end up being the one that accompanies us in these first days of the month, with temperatures that may not be what we would expect. Quite the opposite, they are times of rain and a sharp drop in temperatures that can mark a before and after. Weather experts are very attentive to what these weather maps tell us, which can bring us unexpected details. It’s time to look a little further to address some news about this change in time that we are going to face. Roberto Brasero is one of those who goes ahead of what is established.
This is Roberto Brasero’s weather forecast
As this expert tells us: «On Sunday, that low pressure center should be retiring with cold air at altitude responsible for spreading atmospheric instability across large areas of Spain and giving rise to these strong showers followed by moments of calm. On Sunday calm should prevail, but heavy rains could still fall in the early hours in the eastern Cantabrian, northeast and the Balearic Islands, and could be locally strong and persistent in the north of Aragon and Navarra. Then the forecast is that the storms will tend to lose intensity and subside, although in the afternoon evolution clouds would grow again in large areas of the Peninsula, with the possibility of occasional scattered showers in the northern and northeastern thirds and the central mountains. However, it is very unlikely that it will rain that day in Andalusia, Extremadura, the west of the two plateaus or the south of the Mediterranean. Cloudy intervals are expected in the Canary Islands, with the possibility of light showers in the western islands.
It will be a complete change of season: «Autumn 2024 in the northern hemisphere will begin on September 22 at 2:44 p.m. official peninsular time according to calculations by the National Astronomical Observatory. This season will last approximately 89 days and 21 hours, ending on December 21 with the beginning of winter. This is the astronomical beginning of the season since it is defined by “the instant in which the Earth passes through the point in its orbit from which the center of the Sun crosses the celestial equator in its apparent movement towards the south,” as explained by the OAN. On the day this happens, the length of day and night practically coincide. This circumstance is also called the autumn equinox. As a curiosity, the beginning of autumn can occur, at most, on four different dates on the calendar (from September 21 to 24). Throughout the 21st century, autumn will begin on September 22 and 23 (official Spanish date), with its earliest start being in 2096 and its latest start being in 2003. The variations of one year are due to that extra day that we include every 4 years, the leap years, to fit with the duration of each orbit of the Earth around the Sun.
