In recent days, the Murcia is being the protagonist of a meteorological situation marked by the combination of high temperatures, showers and storms affecting a large part of its territory. According to warnings issued by the State Meteorological Agency (AEMET), several regions are under alert levels, requiring the utmost attention of citizens in the face of adverse phenomena that may occur throughout the week.
This meteorological trend puts the spotlight on the Vega del Segura, the Altiplano and the Northwest, areas where Mercury has recorded maximum values close to or even higher than 38 degrees, while storms and locally heavy rainfall have increased the risk in recent days. gusts of wind and the possibility of hail is not ruled out, especially in the evening, which adds an additional point of caution for the population and emergency services.
Weather alerts: sweltering heat and intense storms
The AEMET has activated orange and yellow level warnings for different reasons:
- High temperatures: Special attention to the Vega del Segura, where during the strip of 13:00 to 21:00h temperatures can reach up to 38 ºC.
- Storms and heavy rains: The Altiplano, the Northwest and part of the Guadalentín Valley are on alert for rainfall that could exceed 30 liters per square meter in one hour, accompanied by hail and violent wind.
The storm warning remains in effect for Thursday, especially inland areas, so it's recommended to check official channels for updates.
Detailed forecast by municipality
The temperatures are somewhat variability depending on the area:
- Cartagena: minimum temperatures around 21-22 ºC and maximum temperatures of 28-30 ºC.
- Murcia capital: Thermometers can range from 22 to 36 ºC during the warmest hours.
- Lorca: values of 23 ºC minimum and up to 34 ºC maximum.
- caravaca de la cruz: between 16-19 ºC minimum and up to 35 C maximum.
- Yecla: temperatures that will range between 18-20 ºC minimum and peaks of 33 ºC maximum.
En general, the minimums tend to remain stable or with slight increases in some inland areas, while The maximum temperatures may present occasional decreases in regions affected by cloudiness or precipitation.
Wind behavior and other relevant variables
The wind will show itself loose and variable, with moderate intervals of easterly winds in the afternoons, increasing in intensity during stormy episodes, especially in the mountains and inland. Along the coast, significant gusts may also be recorded during peak storm activity.
The presence of suspended dust It remains a factor to consider, as it can cause mud deposits after rain and affect visibility, especially when traveling on the road. This phenomenon is typical on hot days with some atmospheric instability.
Recommendations and precautions against adverse phenomena
Due to nature potentially intense storms and heat episodes, the AEMET emphasizes the importance of:
- Always stay informed through official channels and notice updates.
- extreme precautionary measures during the central hours of the day and in case of active alerts.
- Avoid non-essential travel in areas affected by heavy rain, strong winds, or hail.
- Follow the indications from emergency services and adopt heat protection habits.
Weather conditions in the Region of Murcia over the next few days will continue to be marked by alternating extreme heat and unstable weather, with locally strong storms that may be accompanied by heavy rain, wind, and hail. You can also check the weather forecast for the next few days. the drastic change in weather in Spain to better understand these phenomena, and stay tuned to the bulletins and the weather.
