Conditions will be unstable starting Monday, with active precipitation across much of the Lleida territory. The snow line will initially be at 1,400 meters in the Pyrenees, allowing fresh snow accumulation at high altitudes. In the Lleida plain, temperatures will range between 4 and 9 ºC.

Atmospheric instability will persist through Tuesday, when the snow level is expected to drop significantly to 1,100 meters, facilitating the accumulation of substantial snow depths. The wind will blow moderately from the northeast, maintaining a narrow thermal range between minimum and maximum temperatures.

Looking ahead to Wednesday, a progressive remission of instability is expected, although the sky will remain mostly cloudy and some showers are not ruled out, especially in the southern half of the territory. In the capital, Lleida, thermometers will move between 3 and 9 ºC.

Thursday will be characterized by retention cloudiness in the Pyrenees, which could generate weak showers with a snow level around 1,200 meters. Overall temperatures will show slight variations throughout the week, with lows decreasing and highs increasing. In the Val d'Aran, temperatures will be particularly cold, with values between -3 and 7 ºC during Monday.