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Three critical Bruna periods and new depression on Wednesday

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Briefings

A article reports that two districts are already orange, with 200 mm of rain predicted until Saturday. The fourth day could bring a more intense storm than Bruna, potentially named 'Charles' with its center near the Iberian Peninsula. The evidence is limited to a single sentence stating current conditions and a forecast for the fourth day, without specific dates for the storm's arrival or named meteorological data.

Key points

• Two districts are already orange, with 200 mm of rain predicted until Saturday.
• The fourth day could bring a more intense storm than Bruna, potentially named 'Charles' with its center near the Iberian Peninsula.

Context

This briefing summarizes a weather forecast for the fourth day following a significant event called Bruna, which is described as having already affected two districts with orange status and 200 mm of rain. The source indicates a potential for an even stronger storm named Charles, though specific arrival dates and meteorological details are not provided in the available text.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single sentence stating current conditions and a forecast for the fourth day, without specific dates for the storm's arrival or named meteorological data. The source does not provide information on the exact impact of the storm on specific areas beyond the initial orange status.

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