The early morning hours have recorded rainfall between 20 and 36 liters per square meter in regions such as Alt Vinalopó, Canal de Navarrés, and Vall de Cofrents-Ayora. The sky remains overcast in much of the territory, although sunny spells are expected from midday.

During the morning, showers accompanied by thunderstorms are expected in the center and north of the territory, with a probability of being locally strong in inland Valencia. Precipitation will continue in the afternoon, but in a weaker and more scattered form, concentrating in mountainous areas.

Minimum temperatures continue to rise, while maximum temperatures will drop, settling between 22 and 24 degrees Celsius. The wind will be light, from the northeast on the coast and from the east inland.

The weekend weather will remain unstable due to the approach of cold air remnants at altitude. Saturday will remain overcast, with maritime winds and accumulated cloudiness in coastal and pre-coastal areas, with weak precipitation. In the afternoon, storms will arrive from inland, which could be strong in parts of the northern interior. Sunday will be more spring-like, with more sun in the morning and developing clouds that will lead to more general thunderstorms in the pre-coastal area.