Regina Disturbance Remnants to Bring Variable Weather to Andorra Through Weekend
Meteorological Service forecasts cloudy skies with sunny spells, light showers, and snow above 1,600m, improving slightly but remaining changeable.
Key Points
- Variable weather with sunny spells, clouds, and afternoon light showers through weekend.
- Snow levels at 1,600-1,800m; rain in lower/mid areas.
- Friday's showers nationwide, heaviest in southeast, providing irrigation benefits.
- Conditions improving with more clear skies, but changeable; umbrella recommended.
The remnants of the Regina weather disturbance will continue affecting Andorra through the weekend, delivering variable conditions with more sunny spells amid clouds and occasional light showers, particularly in the afternoons, the Meteorological Service reports.
Forecasts point to intermittent precipitation, mostly weak, with snow levels holding between 1,600 and 1,800 metres. This will bring snow to higher elevations while lower and mid-level areas see rain. Friday's showers covered the whole country, though the most notable accumulations again fell in the southeast. Rainfall spread more widely in the afternoon, despite its mild intensity, and provided broad irrigation benefits despite the uneven spread.
Conditions are showing some improvement with increased clear skies, though the weather will stay changeable. No major downpours are expected, but carrying an umbrella remains advisable.
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