Before you start rushing around looking for your skiing equipment, it was a sprinkle of snowfall that lasted only about a quarter of an hour before melting.
We woke up to a red/orange day yesterday, thanks to the ‘calima’ caused by the Sahara, and shared photos on social media of how the towns where we live look.
It doesn’t matter if it’s winter or summer; people are always getting lost, twisting ankles, falling down barrancos and Sereim is always there to rescue them.
If things go according to plan – there being snow, for example – the Winter 2021/22, Sierra Nevada skiing season will commence on the 27th of November.
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.
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