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.
Here we are in May, watching the remaining snow on the south face of the Sierra Nevada slowly disappearing when… it snowed up there again.
Another cold front arrives bringinh snow over most of the north-east of the province of Granada and rain down on the coast.
Granada experienced zero degrees Centigrade yesterday morning and the cold temperatures are going to continue throughout this weekend in the province.
First of all, calima is on its way from North Africa and will affect most of the province of Granada, hopefully not a lot.
Well, we haven’t published one of these for a while, but it seems that autumn weather is knocking at the door with maximums in the high 20s on the coast and low 30s inland.
July is being… well, July with its corresponding temperatures but the heatwave will slacken off next Tuesday. The forecast only goes that far, unfortunately
There could be a brief shower in the early hours of today, but until Saturday (the weather forecast won’t predict further) that’s it.
Tomorrow it’s going to rain with a possibilty of thunder and lightning, but we shouldn’t complain; we need the wet stuff!
Temperatures will continue to drop over Christmas and into this coming Sunday with inland night temperatures of around 3ºC and coastal ones of between 9ºC in Almuñécar and 6ºC in Salobreña on Sunday.