It seems that it is confirmed that we are on the verge of an important episode of rains in the Spanish Mediterranean coast during the second half of this week.
A powerful DANA, or what is popularly known as "cold drop", will be placed over the Strait of Gibraltar on Thursday and will remain in the area for several days.
The distribution and intensity of precipitation will depend on its exact location and the wind flow.
Small variations will cause large differences in precipitation between relatively close places.
It is for all this that it can not be refined much more, although it does seem clear that the rains will affect the whole Spanish Mediterranean and that in some points they can be intense or torrential.
Right now, and always based on the European model, which is the benchmark of AEMET and therefore on which are based to set the notices, the most affected areas Thursday and Friday would be Valencia, Castellón, Teruel and Tarragona, and Saturday Alicante , Murcia and Almeria.
Civil Protection of Totana recommends following every day the updates of this situation, because not all models coincide with this forecast and the European model itself can vary yours.
These are situations that can surprise even a few hours before.
Therefore, caution if you are going to travel in the coming days through Andalusia, Murcia, Valencia, Catalonia, Aragon, east of Castilla-La Mancha and Balearic Islands.
