The province of Málaga is facing a new episode of bad weather with yellow and orange warnings for rain and maritime conditions until this Friday, according to AEMET.Breaking News, Climate, Society, AEMET, weather alert, Axarquia, Benalmadena, bad weather, Málaga, coastal phenomena, rains, spring, Vigilance, AFE PACKAGE, newsThe province of Málaga is facing a new episode of bad weather with yellow and orange warnings for rain and maritime conditions until this Friday, according to...
The province of Málaga, in Spain, is preparing to face a new disrupted weather episode this Thursday and Friday. The State Meteorological Agency (AEMET) has activated several alert levels, mainly for precipitation and coastal phenomena, particularly affecting areas such as Benalmádena and Axarquia. This situation comes as the region attempts to return to normality after the intense disruptions of January and February.
For Thursday, the forecast indicates that the most unfavorable conditions will be concentrated on the eastern coast. In Axarquia, an orange level advisory for coastal phenomena is in effect between 9:00 p.m. and 4:59 a.m. East winds could reach 60 to 70 kilometers per hour, generating significant waves. These maritime conditions represent a risk for coastal activities and navigation.
On Friday, instability will persist with a yellow warning activated for the entire province regarding rain. Showers, sometimes heavy but occasional and scattered, are expected. In Benalmádena, for example, the forecast is for low rainfall, with around 2 liters per square meter in the early morning and 0.9 liters in the late afternoon. Slight chances of thunderstorms, morning and afternoon, complete this picture.
Local authorities and civil protection services are on alert. They recommend that residents and visitors stay informed via official channels and adopt precautions, including avoiding exposed coastal areas during periods of strong wind and swell. Outdoor activities, especially near the coast, could be disrupted.
This episode takes place in the context of a transition towards spring, where stormy developments and disturbances are frequent in the Mediterranean. Although less intense than previous winter storms, this new wave of bad weather is a reminder of the region's vulnerability to weather hazards, requiring constant vigilance.
Potential impacts include disruptions to transport, particularly maritime transport, and minor risks of localized flooding in low-lying areas. Farmers and sectors dependent on external conditions could also see delays or adjustments in their daily activities.
Residents are encouraged to secure outdoor items that could be blown away and avoid non-essential travel during peak weather. The forecast suggests a gradual improvement from Saturday, with a return to more stable conditions.
In short, Málaga is experiencing a brief but notable episode of bad weather, highlighting the importance of early warning systems and individual preparation for the vagaries of Mediterranean weather.
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