The change of station arrives in Galicia marked by the influence of Borrasca Martinho, which has already left windy winds during the night of up to 166 kilometers per hour in Ourense and a trail of incidents in the province of Pontevedra. At least two educational centers have been forced to suspend classes for damage to the roof while on the roads at least twenty accidents have been recorded on a “complicated” night, according to the government sub -delegate, Abel Losada.
The two minor injured were registered in Cangas and Tomiño, to which a third party can be added – even un confirmed – in Vigo. At this time, retentions are also recorded in the main communication artery of Galicia, the AP-9 highway, at the height of Campañó, in the municipality of Pontevedra, due to the fall of trees on the road. In Tui, the fall of trees on the electric laying caused a fire.
In Domaio (Moaña), the wind fly a roof that landed on the provincial highway and maintains the roof traffic. The strong gusts also took the roof of the Consistorial House of Pazos de Borbén and the Institutes Rodeira and María Soliño de Cangas., Where classes have been suspended.
Orange alert
Martinho, located west of Fisterra, very close to the coast, has lit the orange alert in Galicia for strong and waves of up to seven meters, which have suspended maritime transport in the Vigo estuary. Skies with clouds and clear, with more frequent and intense showers in the south and western Galicia, occasional in the province of Lugo and Norte de A Coruña.
According to Europa Press, the State Meteorology Agency (AEMET) activates the orange alert in the sea in the provinces of Pontevedra and A Coruña from dawn by winds from South-Southwest to 90 kilometers per hour and waves of up to seven meters. It also establishes yellow alert in the four provinces for winds of 70 kilometers per hour.
Meanwhile, active orange notice in the provinces of A Coruña (west), Ourense (mountain) and Pontevedra (interior and coast) by wind bursts of more than 100 kilometers per hour, as well as yellow warning in a general way until the first hour of the morning. During the rest of the day it is temporary at sea. Cities such as Coruña, Santiago and Lugo have decided to close their parks before this adverse weather phenomenon.
Borrasca Martinho puts more than half of Spain on Thursday on a day in which Points of Asturias, Cantabria and Galicia will be at the orange level, according to the prediction of the State Meteorology Agency (Aemet). Specifically, Cordillera y Picos de Europa (Principality of Asturias) and Liébana (Cantabria) will be in Orange by wind, while Coruña and Pontevedra will be by waves.
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