In brief
AEMET puts accumulated rainfall since the start of the hydrological year at 33 l/m2, compared with a normal value of 30 l/m2.
AEMET puts accumulated rainfall since the start of the hydrological year at 33 l/m2, compared with a normal value of 30 l/m2.
Spain's cumulative precipitation since the hydrological year began in early October stands at 33 litres per square metre (l/m2), according to AEMET. The normal value for the same period is 30 l/m2. The rainfall has been uneven across the Iberian Peninsula, with totals above normal across wide areas of the centre, north and east, while Galicia, Andalusia and Extremadura remain below normal in large part.
In the archipelagos, accumulated rainfall is generally below normal in the Balearics. In the Canary Islands, most values are also below normal, except in some northern areas of the higher islands and in the southern half of Fuerteventura. In the week from 7 to 13 October, rain fell mainly over the northern third of the peninsula. AEMET reported 75 l/m2 at Gijón/Musel, 36 l/m2 at Santander/Parayas, 28 l/m2 at Barcelona airport and 27 l/m2 at Oviedo, with no rain recorded on 14 October.
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Rainfall accumulated across Spain since the start of the hydrological year in early October reached 33 l/m2, against a normal value of 30 l/m2 for the period, according to the state meteorology agency AEMET.
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