The storm Filomena is covering a large part of the Peninsula with snow and has caused the AEMET (Meteorology Statal Agency) set the extreme and important risk alert for Sunday for today and tomorrow. What puts in check the dispute of several parties of First and Second Division this weekend.
For today, Friday, no meteorological impediments are expected for Celta-Valencia and neither snowfalls for Zaragoza-Logroñés. Although in the capital of Aragon temperatures of up to -6 degrees are estimated and it is an orange alert zone.
It will be tomorrow when the snowfalls could endanger some games. Filomena will have already gone further into the plateau and in the Community of Madrid there will be a red alert. In the capital the snowfalls have been happening since yesterday, but It is estimated that the most abundant will arrive tomorrow. There will be up to 20 centimeters of snow in the metropolitan area and in the south. Some rainfall that It could create complications for games like Atlético-Athletic (16:15) or Alcorcón-Albacete (20:30).
Another of the games that is in danger is Osasuna-Real Madrid. The AEMET establishes a risk of snowfall in Pamplona with a 95% probability of rainfall throughout the day. Recently, the meteorologist Enrique Pérez de Eulate warned that in El Sadar there could be an accumulation of 15-20 centimeters of snow this Saturday. The Mirandés-Rayo (16:00) could also be in serious danger.
The workers of the clubs and the heat lamps to take care of the lawn will have to work piecemeal from now on to ensure the dispute of the matches, as they did in Mendizorroza a week ago for the Alavés-Atleti to be played.