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This Wednesday presents itself in the Community of Madrid with partly cloudy skies in the morning that will increase throughout the day and will bring light rain, with intervals of moderate intensity, while maximum temperatures will remain at 24 degrees practically throughout the region.
According to the forecast from the State Meteorological Agency (Aemet), the thermometers will hardly show any changes, with minimums ranging from 8 to 11 degrees, although there will be a slight decrease in maximums in the western part of the community.
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There may be mist and fog in high areas of the mountains, and the rain, which will be moderate at times, will be less likely in the southeast.
The wind will blow lightly in an east and southeast direction.
Everything changes during the May bank holiday
This situation will change drastically during the long-awaited May bank holiday.
May will start with instability in the form of showers, so typical of spring and this month. The arrival of an Atlantic storm to the western part of the peninsula has triggered the yellow warning in nine communities (including Madrid), for rain, which will bring between 15 and 20 liters in an hour, for storms, adverse coastal phenomena, or strong wind gusts.
The Retiro Park and eight other parks in the city will have restricted areas due to the yellow alert.
Retiro Park and eight other parks in Madrid, with restricted areas due to adverse weather conditions
The Aemet warns that with yellow warnings, there is no meteorological risk for the population, although there may be for specific activities (common but potentially dangerous weather phenomena) or locations of special vulnerability.
In Madrid, the rain will start to appear this same Wednesday, concentrating in western areas.
On May 2, Community of Madrid Day, the situation will be even more unstable, especially in the first half of the day, with a drop in temperatures and showers and storms taking center stage.
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This instability will continue on Saturday, although it will be a slightly calmer day, with cloudy skies and some precipitation, especially in the Madrid mountains.
Heading into Sunday, the situation will see few changes and the clouds will continue to accompany the people of Madrid on their way back home at the end of the May bank holiday.
