Here comes the heat again – as if it ever went away. There are ten degrees difference between Motril and Castell de Ferro day temperatures.
High Temperatures Return
by Martin Myall •
Tag Archive for high temperatures
Another Schorcher Week
by Martin Myall •
Another week of scorchio, scorchio awaits. La Rábita leads the way, spending another four days over 40 degrees! Salobreña & Motril has a week above 35º
Who Left The Oven Door Open?
by Martin Myall •
Yes, this week will be a scorcher with the Rábita down the eastern end of the Costa Tropical spending four days over 40 degrees! Salobreña & Motril will spend the whole week above 30º
Toasted Axarquia
by Hugh MacArthur •
You were right in thinking that last weekend was very hot on the coast – it’s always hot inland, but the coast usually fares better.
Scorchio!
by Martin Myall •
Whilst Sevilla and Córdoba are set for a roaster of a day, the Agencia Estatal de Meteorología (Aemet) has also warned that Granada will have high temperatures.
Not Again!
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Guardia Civil in Roquetas de Mar rescued a 3-month-old baby from a parked car, where it had been left whilst the parents went shopping.
Cucumber Dumping Closer
by Martin Myall •
The sector is considering dumping one million kilos a day until the price recovers – we’re talking about 40% of the production.
Another Cucumber Crisis
by Hugh MacArthur •
Great weather for tourists, but just the right conditions to cause havoc on the cucumber crops under plastic.
Too Hot Too Long
by Hugh MacArthur •
It’s been a long hot summer, not so much because high temperatures have been reached, but because they have been just so prolonged.
Still No Rain
by Editor •
There has no been no rain to speak of in the whole of Granada, let alone its coast, in the last four months and the out-of-season, high temperatures are playing havoc with the chirimoya production.