Yellow weather alert for Malaga province but temperatures will rise this week

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Temperatures will rise this week in Malaga province although a yellow weather alert is in place for now.

As seen in the weather forecast from AEMET, State Meteorological Agency, Malaga province is still gripped by cold temperatures. A yellow warning is in place for tomorrow, Monday 30, for coastal phenomena, but as the week progresses, it will become gradually warmer.

According to the experts, Malaga city and the inland town of Ronda could record a minimum temperature of 1°C today. Similarly, the municipality of Antequera could drop to -3°C.

This could all change over the next few days as the temperatures start to gradually increase again. The mercury will rise slowly to reach minimums of 10 and 12°C by the end of the week, with maximums of more than 17°C in coastal areas.

Monday, January 30

The day will start with cloudy skies and the possibility of occasional light showers. These are likely to be more intense on the western coast, with a tendency for the cloudiness to decrease and rainfall to subside by the end of the day. Some thunderstorms are expected between the municipalities of Marbella and Estepona.

Minimum temperatures will range between -1°C in Antequera, 3°C in Ronda, and 10°C in Marbella, which is a significant rise but inland frost is not ruled out. Highs will be around 9°C in Ronda and will rise to 15 and 16°C on the coast.

However, an easterly Force 7 wind of 50 to 60km/h is expected along the coast of Malaga. This could cause waves of 2 to 3 metres in height, for which, AEMET has issued a yellow warning along the entire coast from 7am until 2:59pm.

Tuesday, January 31

For the last day of January, the forecast offers partly cloudy or clear skies, except for intervals of low morning clouds on the coast. The easterly wind will ease and there are no warnings forecast.

Maximum temperatures could reach 17°C in Malaga, Marbella and Velez Malaga, 14 in Antequera and 13°C in Ronda. Minimum temperatures will range between 1°C in Antequera and 10°C in Marbella.

February will arrive without much change, although there will be a slight increase in temperatures until the following weekend. On Thursday, February 2, there will be maximum temperatures of 18°C in Velez-Malaga and on Friday 3, around 17°C in Malaga city and Marbella.

As for rainfall, if there are no changes in the AEMET forecast, then from Tuesday 31 to Saturday 4, no rain is predicted, although cloudy intervals are expected, more intense on Friday 3.

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Written by

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

Comments


    • Joe Ricotta

      01 February 2023 • 06:26

      Really Great Weather…

    • Steven Thomson

      27 February 2023 • 11:11

      What about the weather in Malaga today ?

      @Steve Smith

      @Joe Ricotta

      @Aran Morgan

      • Aran Morgan

        27 February 2023 • 14:29

        Seems a fine sunny day, 16°c and a moderate breeze from northwest. Looks to be sunny spells and fine for rest of week

        • Joe Ricotta

          28 February 2023 • 06:43

          That’s My Answer Too…

    • James Dwell

      28 February 2023 • 06:13

      @Steven Thomson @Joe Ricotta @Steve Smith @Aran Morgan

      Current Weather Forcast Of Ronda, Málaga – Partly cloudy. Cool. High 11ºC. Winds NNW at 5 to 10 mph. At night Generally clear. Widespread frost likely. Low -1ºC. Winds NNW and variable.

    • Steven Thomson

      28 February 2023 • 06:22

      Thank You! all for giving me so much weather Information…

      @Aran Morgan

      @James Dwell

      @Joe Ricotta

      @Steve Smith

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