Well, lastnight the minimum temperatures in the Valle de Lecrín were 18ºC/19C whilst down on the coast, they were between 23ºC/24ºC but by 16.00h both the Costa Tropical and the Valle will be enjoying temperature around 32ºC/33ºC.
Salobreña, following the lead taken earlier by Almuñécar and Motril, has activated the pre-emergency operational phase of the Municipal Emergency Plan.
Although winter hasn’t officially begun, the typical weather of that season has certainly showed up in the province of Granada.
Well, that’s all that we needed because now you have to be careful with extreme-weather-alert SMSs supposedly from AEMET.
These rainfalls in the province have left their mark on the Sierra Nevada – not a lot, but it will probably be a trend as the autumn comes in.
We’ve overhauled the weather page by switching the source from El Tiempo.es to the official Spanish meteorological agency AEMET.
Yes there has been a snowfall on the Sierra Nevada this morning, right in the middle of May, which will be snowmelt water for tomorrow, thank God!
The Spanish National Weather Agency (AEMET) has issued a Yellow Alert for Costa Tropical, with even higher winds on the Almería coastline.
It’s about as ‘wintery’ as it gets on the Costa Tropical, i.e., single-figure temperatures at night, wind & rain. It’s Inland Granada that’s getting a real winter, though.
The Spanish, National Agency for Weather (AEMET) has issued an Orange Alert for the Costa Tropical tomorrow with winds expected up to 90kph.