Meteorological experts indicate that Storm Laurence is crossing the Iberian Peninsula. Rainfall is moving toward the Valencian Community, where it will intensify throughout the day. Complicated conditions are expected in Valencia and Castelló today and tomorrow, with yellow warnings from the State Meteorological Agency. In fact, the capital of the Turia region could experience the wettest Fallas day on record, according to MeteoParcent.
In the Marina Alta, storm nuclei are expected to begin developing starting at noon today, Tuesday, March 18, moving from southwest to northeast. The storms could bring heavy downpours. For this reason, The northern coast of Alicante has been placed on yellow alert by the AEMET (Spanish Meteorological Agency). at 11:00 a.m. and will remain activated until 23:59 p.m.. 20 l/m² of accumulated precipitation could be recorded in one hour.
On Wednesday, the heaviest rains are expected to move to Castelló, while the weather will be somewhat more stable in the rest of Valencia. In fact, no rain is expected in the Marina Alta region tomorrow, allowing locals and visitors to enjoy the finale of the 2025 Fallas.
Already in place on Thursday the 20th, offshore winds could favor the appearance of precipitation in the central regions, before the arrival of a new Atlantic front on Friday. On Thursday, widespread rain could appear in the Marina Alta region during the first half of the day, giving way to sunshine from midday onwards.
For the rest of the week, unstable weather could affect the region, especially during the middle of the day. However, the forecast also calls for sunny hours and good weather, although this information will need to be updated later.
