Overview
- Faro de Vigo’s municipal bulletins, using AEMET data, report mostly clear skies and zero precipitation for many Galician towns on Wednesday and into Thursday.
- Several inland Galician towns are forecast to reach low‑to‑mid 30s Celsius, creating heat‑exposure risks for outdoor workers and visitors.
- Afternoon northeasterly winds and gusts up to about 36–39 km/h are expected across parts of Galicia and may provide temporary relief from peak temperatures.
- Mexico’s Nayarit is under warnings for localized heavy rain, thunderstorms and hail tied to the Mexican monsoon and tropical wave number 26, with authorities noting possible river rises and landslides.
- Coastal mar de fondo — long‑period swells that drive strong surf and dangerous currents — is forecast for Nayarit at 1.5–2.5 m and could cause beach flooding and hazardous conditions for boats and swimmers; Argentina’s SMN forecasts a cool Santiago del Estero and a cold AMBA with a chance of afternoon showers.