The new storm Bernard crossed the Iberian Peninsula from south to north yesterday Sunday, leaving in its path very intense winds, between 90 and 100 kilometers per hour, and heavy rain.
The storm entered through the Gulf of Cádiz and its presence will continue to be felt this Monday, with a predominance of cloudy or overcast skies and, in addition, a new front is expected to cross the peninsula from west to east, leaving precipitation in various parts of the territory.
Bernard will leave heavy rains in the center and the north; there will be intervals of strong wind in the Cantabrian and Mediterranean region, with very strong gusts in the mountainous areas of the central and northwest quadrant of the peninsula.
