Spain's State Meteorological Agency (Aemet) has released its second special bulletin regarding the upcoming total solar eclipse, forecasting high temperatures and potential afternoon cloud cover in northern and eastern regions. Published on Saturday in Madrid, the bulletin indicates that the broader meteorological outlook for the day is characterized by atmospheric stability and mostly clear skies across much of the territory.
The update provides crucial planning data for spectators and authorities tracking visibility conditions for the celestial event. While general stability favors good viewing conditions, the expected afternoon cloud formation in specific northern and eastern zones could locally obstruct visibility.
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