Catalonia will have an All Saints' Sunday without rain and with clear skies across almost the entire territory. Temperatures will hover around 20 to 22 degrees on average before a notable drop on Monday.
Sunday will start with clear skies in much of the territory, as detailed by Meteocat, and no precipitation is expected anywhere. Only some low clouds may appear in the Central Depression and in the pre-coastal areas.
For those living in Barcelona, the day arrives with more warmth than expected. Maximum temperatures will rise along the coast and pre-coastal areas, with values ranging between 20 and 22 degrees on average. In Lleida, however, they may remain slightly below.
The wind will blow moderately, with strong gusts at both ends of the coastline and pre-coastal areas.
In the afternoon, some daytime evolution clouds will form, which will be poorly developed in the interior of the eastern half, without major significance.
The change will come on Monday, when a mass of cold air from central Europe will bring temperatures below 20 ºC across the community, creating a distinctly wintry atmosphere. On Tuesday, according to Meteocat, instability will increase and heavy rain will fall, especially in Barcelona and Girona, although there are currently no active warnings.
In the south, the Camp de Tarragona and Terres de l'Ebre could record residual rain during Halloween night, while in Montsià, Baix Ebre, Baix Camp and Tarragonès there is a yellow warning for rainfall intensity over 30 minutes. By Sunday afternoon, the tramontana wind will start blowing strongly in l'Empordà, with maximums of 12 and 13 degrees on the coast and 7 and 8 degrees in the pre-coastal and interior areas.
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