Weather shifts bring temperature drops and rain to Spain and Mexico

Significant meteorological shifts are occurring across Spain and Mexico. In Spain, the arrival of Atlantic troughs and DANA systems is causing abrupt temperature drops and increased precipitation. In regions like Galicia, temperatures have plummeted by as much as 15 degrees Celsius within 48 hours, accompanied by rainfall that may help alleviate drought conditions. Cities such as Vigo and Seville are experiencing transitions from extreme heat to cooler, unstable weather patterns. Experts, including meteorologist Jorge Rey, suggest that the El Niño phenomenon may contribute to a more turbulent autumn characterized by explosive DANAs and cold drops, particularly affecting areas like Murcia and Valencia.

In Mexico, the Mexican monsoon and high-altitude cyclonic circulation are generating heavy rains, thunderstorms, and potential hail, particularly in the northwest and the State of Mexico. The Toluca Valley is expecting a 60% probability of rain, with the potential for localized flooding and electrical discharges.