Jorge Rey forecasts cold All Saints' long weekend

Meteorologist Jorge Rey predicts rain and falling temperatures across Spain for the upcoming holiday, with a sharp seasonal shift in November.

Meteorologist Jorge Rey, known for his accurate prediction of Storm Filomena, has forecast autumnal conditions for over the All Saints' Day long weekend. The outlook includes lower temperatures, increased cloudiness, and weak rainfall in the .

A storm is set to reach the , bringing notable precipitation to Tenerife and La Palma. Meanwhile, winds from the east and instability in will influence the mainland, with wind speeds rising in the northwest as November approaches.

Using the traditional cabañuelas method, Rey anticipates significant rain around 8 November. The second half of the month may see a cold air mass and strong winds, marking a sharp seasonal shift as temperatures continue to decrease across the entire region.


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