The weather forecast for this weekend in Spain

Weather forecast for the community of Andalucia on Tuesday, July 5

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The weather forecast for this weekend in Spain is for mainly cloudy skies and some rain

The weather forecast for Spain this weekend, according to the State Meteorological Agency (AEMET), is for cloudy skies throughout the country. There will be rain throughout Saturday and Sunday, but mainly concentrated in the mountainous systems and in the Mediterranean area.

In the Pyrenees, and inland areas such as the Iberian system and the central system, snow will fall. It should accumulate to a different extent in mountainous areas such as the Cantabrian mountain range, whilst also affecting the Iberian zone of La Rioja, and cities such as Avila or Segovia.

Snow will fall at higher levels in the Pyrenees. In Navarro, it will fall at around 700/1000m, while in the rest 800/1200m, rising to 1000/1400m. The probability will be higher in the mountains of the southeast (1200/1600m), and in the south of the Iberian system, around 1200/1400, going down to 800/1200m, according to the AEMET.

Temperatures will drop, both the maximum in the Canaries and northeastern peninsular, and the minimum in much of the peninsula. The wind will be strong in the Canary Islands, and there will be intervals of wind in Ampurdan and the lower Ebro.

Skies will remain cloudy throughout Sunday in much of the country, with rainfall in the southwest of Andalucia, the Strait, and Melilla, with possible storms in the Gulf of Cadiz. They will continue in the Mediterranean area, and may be locally strong or persistent in the surroundings of Cabo de la Nao.

Rainfall will be weaker in the Cantabrian, upper Ebro, and Pyrenees areas, and in the mountainous Canary Islands.

Snow levels will go down in the mentioned systems but will go up in the southern Iberian zone to 900/1400m. Maximum temperatures will drop in the central east and southeast, while the winds will be light, but could be stronger on the coasts, as reported by 20minutos.es.

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Chris King

Originally from Wales, Chris spent years on the Costa del Sol before moving to the Algarve where he is a web reporter for The Euro Weekly News covering international and Spanish national news. Got a news story you want to share? Then get in touch at editorial@euroweeklynews.com

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