Atlantic fronts to bring rain to Northern Spain

Meteorologist Mario Picazo forecasts three Atlantic fronts hitting the north this week as stability returns to central and southern regions.

Meteorologist Mario Picazo reports a shift in Spanish weather following DANA Adam, which impacted the , , and the . While Seville recently hit 35C, atmospheric instability in the east began to fade on Tuesday.

The week of 20 October 2026 will see three Atlantic fronts crossing the north. Rain will focus on , Asturias, Cantabria, and the Pyrenees. A second front arrives Thursday, while a third is expected over the weekend, mainly affecting the northwest.

Stability returns from Wednesday as an anticyclone takes hold. While nights remain cool inland, daytime temperatures will recover in the south. Expect morning fog followed by sun across central regions, with trade winds bringing clouds to the Canaries.


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