article_detail

Andalucía keeps that changeable spring feel after the more settled spell at the start of the week, with brighter conditions in the west but more cloud and a few showery interruptions elsewhere. The Mediterranean side stays the more active part of the forecast, with stronger winds at times, while temperatures hold up well for May.

 

 

Monday starts mostly clear along the Mediterranean coast, while elsewhere cloud is more noticeable and there is a chance of light, scattered showers before things turn brighter later on. Málaga could reach 25°C, making it the warmest spot, while Granada is more likely to stay under cloud for much of the day. Winds blow from the west, moderate on the coast and lighter inland.

 

 

Tuesday brings a better day for most places, with plenty of sunshine inland and only a slight risk of a passing shower. Cloud lingers more along the Atlantic coast, so Huelva and Tarifa may see a few more grey spells, while the rest of the region stays mostly clear. Temperatures hold fairly steady, but the Mediterranean coast turns windier, with a few very strong gusts possible around Almería.

 

 

Wednesday looks a touch cloudier along the Atlantic side, where a bit of light rain cannot be ruled out, but much of Andalucía should stay dry and bright. Seville and Córdoba are likely to see the better of the sunshine, with temperatures changing very little from the previous day. Westerly winds remain light, although they freshen along the Mediterranean coast.

 

 

Thursday ends the period on a more unsettled note, with cloudier skies and a chance of light to moderate rain in places. Jaen and Almería are the areas most likely to see the dampest conditions, and the Mediterranean coast may again catch some stronger gusts. Temperatures stay fairly steady, so it should still feel mild despite the cloud and patchy rain.

 

 

The week finishes with a bit more cloud about, but there are still decent dry spells to be had between the showers.

 

 

>>> Follow our Andalusia Weather Watch Facebook group for more weather news or see our Weather & Climate page <<<   

 

Images: Aemet