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Siberian cold front to bring snow this week

A very cold front is ex­pected over the next few days, es­pe­cially on Tues­day and Wednes­day. Ac­cord­ing to Cat­alo­nia’s me­te­o­rol­ogy ser­vice, Me­teo­cat, and con­firmed by TV3 weath­er­man, Francesc Mauri, a “first cat­e­gory snow­storm” is about to hit.

A mass of es­pe­cially cold air from Siberia is due to­mor­row and is ex­pected to last until Thurs­day, and it is ex­pected to cover a good part of Eu­rope, in­clud­ing Cat­alo­nia, where tem­per­a­tures are set to plum­met. When an­other, more humid, mass of air col­lides with the cold front, we have the nec­es­sary cock­tail for snow all over the coun­try.

While yes­ter­day the mod­els did not agree on the reach or du­ra­tion of the snow­fall, they all sug­gested that the cold weather, and the snow, would begin in the south and spread north over the next cou­ple of days. The last great snow­storm to af­fect the whole coun­try was on March 8 in 2010.

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