Whilst the streets in our coastal towns look like they’re holding daily furniture races put on by the KKK, spring is finally pushing the temperatures up.
A Warm Easter Weekend
by Martin Myall •
Tag Archive for rainfall
Famished Reservoirs
by Martin Myall •
On the 10th of this month, the province’s reservoirs stood on average at 33% of their maximum capacity. Compared with last February, that’s 27% down.
Fallen Trees Removed
by Hugh MacArthur •
Town Hall workers in Almuñécar were busy yesterday removing fallen trees and branches etc that came down after the last three days of rain.
Rain and Power Cuts
by Martin Myall •
First of all, yesterday saw rainfall on the Costa Tropical, at last, cleaning up the atmosphere and without causing any damage.
Soggy Saturday
by Martin Myall •
Well yesterday was not a day to venture out in all along the Costa Tropical, with streets in Almuñécar and Salobreña boasting boating-lake-size puddles.
Ramblas, Mozzies & Lump It
by Martin Myall •
Rain turns the countryside green… and brings out the mosquitoes & flies, as those who live near the La Rambla de las Brujas well know.
No Rain… No Fruit
by Hugh MacArthur •
(SUK) It really needs to rain and rain properly. We’ve seen promising skies, thunder, lightening and even a smattering of raindrops. However, the countryside needs sustained rainfall over weeks.
Rain and Rockfalls
by Martin Myall •
After a week to ten days of rain and then a short break, we’re in for another soaking, to kick off teh beginning of December… thank God!
Junta Taken to Court?
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Spokeswoman for the PP in Motril, Luisa Mª García Chamorro, announced that if the ramblas weren’t cleared this week, her party would take legal action against the Junta.
Water Supply Guaranteed
by Martin Myall •
Well, as you’re moaning about what a dismal beginning the summer has had, look on the bright side because there won’t be any water shortages in the next two years, at least.