In the case of the Balearics, heavy snow is expected in the mountains and the centre of Mallorca, with accumulations of ten to twenty centimetres of fresh snow.
At the national level, “widespread and abundant” rainfall is expected, while snow will be “present not only in mountain areas, but also lower down.
“And although the wind is not the most adverse factor, it will also cause very heavy sea conditions,” said Del Campo.
The spokesman said that this Friday there will be widespread rainfall, which will be heaviest in the west and centre of the country, as well as in parts of Aragon and Catalonia, which will not affect the extreme southeast and, if it does, it will be in the form of showers or light rainfall.
On Saturday, the front will be located in the Bay of Biscay with rain forecast across the country.
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Plenty of rain, but it's 12°C outside, and I'm at 450 metres!
It's nice that someone is "forecasting", but over the years, I've learned to take it with a grain of salt. It's not uncommon that these "heavy weather" warnings turn out to be a drop or two of rain. Conversely, a forecast for "light rain" can result in a deluge. This one could go either way. It's happened before. It's also *not* happened before. We'll see.
Are you going to run a "wish you were here sunbathing" article again?