Data from the Servei Meteorològic de Catalunya (SMC) and Meteoclimatic show significant accumulations, highlighting the 97.2 liters recorded in la Riba, 86.4 liters in Montblanc, and 82.5 liters in Constantí, where 21.1 liters fell in just half an hour. At the Tarragona educational complex, 68.9 liters were measured.
Civil Protection calls for prudence and advises informing oneself about weather predictions and the state of the road network before making any trips.
Given the increased probability of exceeding 100 liters in 24 hours, especially in the Camp de Tarragona regions (Conca de Barberà, Priorat, Alt Camp, and Baix Camp) and the Pyrenees, the alert remains active. This situation has also led the Ebro Hydrographic Confederation to intensify monitoring for potential sudden flash floods.
Regarding snow, a generous snowfall is expected above 1,000 meters, with accumulations of over 40 centimeters starting at 2,000 meters on the southern slope of the Western Pyrenees. The risk of avalanches has also increased, although the Allaucat plan has not been activated.
On the coast, high waves are expected starting Saturday evening, particularly affecting Alt Empordà and Baix Empordà, with waves potentially exceeding 2.5 meters. The bad weather episode is expected to intensify on Tuesday and last until Wednesday.
