Starting today temperatures are going up again after a small inland respite and a little rain elsewhere in the country, brought by an 'atmospheric river.'

An atmospheric river (AR) is a meteorological term for a narrow corridor of concentrated moisture in the atmosphere, also known as a ‘cloud band.’

Several Andalusian provinces are affected by higher temperatures of 30 or over, more in line with summer than winter. The city of Granada is expected to register 32ºC

According to the weather forecast for Thursday the 27th, four Andalusian provinces will have temperatures over 30 and the rest just under. On that day Granada, Jaén and Córdoba will have a maximum temperature of 33ºC and Sevilla, 32ºC.

Almería, on the other hand will have a maximum temperature of 29ºC, whereas Málaga and Cádiz will have 27ºC. Huelva will have the lowest maximum of 25ºC. Finally, night temperatures will also ascend with an average of 20ºC over most of Andalucía.

Here on the coast we are blessed with a litoral climate, the coastal towns will not be so affected:

La Herradura:
Max: Mo-24ºC Tu-24ºC We-24ºC Th-23ºC Fr-22ºC Sa-22ºC & Su-21ºC
Min: Mo-19ºC, Tu-22ºC We-22ºC Th-21ºC Fr-21ºC Sa-20ºC & Su-20ºC

Almuñécar:
Max: Mo-24ºC Tu-25ºC We-24ºC Th-24ºC Fr-23ºC Sa-22ºC & Su-22ºC
Min: Mo-19ºC, Tu-22ºC We-22ºC Th-21ºC Fr-21ºC Sa-20ºC & Su-20ºC

Salobreña:
Max: Mo-25ºC Tu-26ºC We-25ºC Th-25ºC Fr-23ºC Sa-23ºC & Su-22ºC
Min: Mo-18ºC, Tu-21ºC We-22ºC Th-21ºC Fr-20ºC Sa-19ºC & Su-19ºC

Motril:
Max: Mo-25ºC Tu-27ºC We-26ºC Th-26ºC Fr-24ºC Sa-23ºC & Su-23ºC
Min: Mo-17ºC, Tu-21ºC We-21ºC Th-21ºC Fr-20ºC Sa-19ºC & Su-19ºC

Cloudy most of the week along the coast and no rain.

(News: Costa Tropical, Granada, Andalucia)