***Storm Bruna***
Storm #Bruna continues to weaken and is currently tracking slowly toward Galicia. An additional 100~150mm of rain will fall on Sierra de Gredos in the next 24 hours accompanied by gusts of up to 80kt, with other regions of Iberia experiencing around 50mm. A red warning for rain is still in place for Sierra de Gredos, and a couple of orange and yellow warnings for wind, rain, thunderstorm and rough seas on other parts of western Iberia. It is strongly advised that residents in this region to follow further instructions from AEMET, IPMA or other regional weather services.
***Storm Charles***
Storm #Charles continued to move more northward than expected, indicating a higher chance of entering the left exit region of a subtropical jet streak, and hence rapidly intensify before making landfall in western Portugal as a Category 1 Extratropical Cyclone. Extreme rainfall at Madeira will persist through tonight, with the windward side seeing at least 200~300mm of rainfall in the next 24 hours. At its landfall, models suggest 60kt gusts at multiple sections of coastlines and 70~80kt right at its southeastern semicircle of maximum wind (which will mosty likely be in Setúbal or Lisbon), however these numbers may be underestimated due to resolution limitation to a compact system like Charles. Additionally, the formation of a sting jet may cause another round of strong wind of similar strength when the western semicircle of maximum wind moves in. Rainfall accumulations will also be high, with another 150mm over Sierra de Gredos, 300mm in Tuscany and up to 450mm at Primorje-Gorski Kotar, Croatia. Red warnings for rain has been issued for Madiera, Liguria and Tuscany, and red wind warings has been issued for southern districts of Portugal, with further orange warnings across Spain, France and western Balkans.
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Storm #Bruna continues to weaken and is currently tracking slowly toward Galicia. An additional 100~150mm of rain will fall on Sierra de Gredos in the next 24 hours accompanied by gusts of up to 80kt, with other regions of Iberia experiencing around 50mm. A red warning for rain is still in place for Sierra de Gredos, and a couple of orange and yellow warnings for wind, rain, thunderstorm and rough seas on other parts of western Iberia. It is strongly advised that residents in this region to follow further instructions from AEMET, IPMA or other regional weather services.
***Storm Charles***
Storm #Charles continued to move more northward than expected, indicating a higher chance of entering the left exit region of a subtropical jet streak, and hence rapidly intensify before making landfall in western Portugal as a Category 1 Extratropical Cyclone. Extreme rainfall at Madeira will persist through tonight, with the windward side seeing at least 200~300mm of rainfall in the next 24 hours. At its landfall, models suggest 60kt gusts at multiple sections of coastlines and 70~80kt right at its southeastern semicircle of maximum wind (which will mosty likely be in Setúbal or Lisbon), however these numbers may be underestimated due to resolution limitation to a compact system like Charles. Additionally, the formation of a sting jet may cause another round of strong wind of similar strength when the western semicircle of maximum wind moves in. Rainfall accumulations will also be high, with another 150mm over Sierra de Gredos, 300mm in Tuscany and up to 450mm at Primorje-Gorski Kotar, Croatia. Red warnings for rain has been issued for Madiera, Liguria and Tuscany, and red wind warings has been issued for southern districts of Portugal, with further orange warnings across Spain, France and western Balkans.
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