Next weekend week we have the chance to see the first snow fall in the Valle Regional Park Carrascoy. After a rather peaceful early winter, during the next days forecast models point to the entry of cold wind from North East Central Europe, driven by a powerful cyclone that these days will be placed on the British Isles.
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| The Sequen snow in December 2009 |
air This configuration is not the most propitious important to leave snow in the park, as the air mass is mainly dried up, and although we have some precipitation, it would be unimportant.
The moment of greatest opportunity to see a snowflake will fall on the morning of Sunday, in which the wind will come a little more humid east, leaving weak rainfall moving from NE to SW, with very low temperatures that could reveal the snow in elevations above 300-400 m, because at that time, temperatures at 850 hPa (about 1500 m), would be hovering around freezing -5 ยบ C.
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| Map | temperature at 850 hpa
CLIMASCOY Since the project will maintain a focus on the evolution of the atmospheric situation if we could see the first flakes of 2011.
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