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First weather report for the eclipse on August 12
Aemet forecasts intense heat and possible clouds in mountainous areas for Wednesday's solar eclipse.
The State Meteorological Agency (Aemet) has published its first special report on the weather conditions for the upcoming total solar eclipse to take place on Wednesday, August 12, in several regions of Spain. This astronomical phenomenon, which promises to be a significant event, will be accompanied by high temperatures, according to Aemet's initial forecasts.
The report suggests that most of the territory will experience stable weather, which could facilitate the observation of the eclipse. However, the possibility of clouds is anticipated starting from noon in mountainous areas of northern and eastern Spain.
As the date of the eclipse approaches, the weather bulletin becomes a crucial tool for those planning to observe the phenomenon, as climatic conditions can influence visibility.