A DANA could change the weather in Spain from Tuesday: these are the areas that meteorologists are monitoring

October says goodbye confirming the forecasts released in recent days, with stability. However, this one could have its days numbered. According to experts and meteorological models, next week the weather in Spain could change with the arrival of a specific phenomenon in the east of the peninsula, a new isolated depression at high levels (DANA) in the vicinity of the peninsula.

This is the first assessment that Víctor González makes on the Meteored meteorological portal. Although the scenario could change in the coming days, there is still no way to firmly know what DANA's final position will be. However, current forecasts point to an increase in instability, especially in the Mediterranean and the northeast quadrant of the peninsula.

When will the weather change in Spain?

The Iberian Peninsula is still benefiting from the blockage of the anticyclone, which has meant that in recent days the fronts and storms have not reached the Spanish geography. However, the analysis of the models could already suggest that the movement of the anticyclone is already occurring.

Hence, the change in weather in Spain is about to materialize. It will be specifically on November 3, according to Meteored, when the episode of greatest instability begins. The arrival of cold air at altitude will cause greater cloudiness and therefore an increase in precipitation.

What areas will be the most affected?

The truth is that so far the forecast is limited and it remains to be known 100% what position DANA will take. However, the first showers could appear in the Mediterranean area and the Balearic Islands and, during Tuesday, some storms could leave locally heavy rainfall. The eastern half of the Peninsula could also be affected by the entry of this DANA, which could also be felt in a more dispersed way on the Cantabrian slope.

The scenario, later in the week, according to the models, is that the phenomenon could impact the north of the peninsula between Wednesday and Friday. The Spanish geography could notice the somewhat more humid and temperate winds due to the movement of the Mediterranean to the Peninsula.