High temperature alerts as summer takes hold in Spain

High temperature alerts as summer takes hold in Spain
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By h.b. - Jun 29, 2009 - 8:11 AM
The week starts with high temperature alerts in Murcia and Valencia

A sunshade in the Plaza de España, Sevilla - EFE

The start of July sees temperatures on the rise in Spain this week with sunshine along all the Mediterranean coasts where there will also be some cloud in places at times.
Stormy showers are forecast this week in the NE of the mainland, less likely the further south or west you go.
In Andalucía most of the cloud will be of a high type and to the west of the region, although cloud will also form later in the days over the sierras inland.
Chance of early morning mist in some regions of the Valencia region early on, but this will burn off later.
Winds generally weak and variable, veering westerly, with onshore sea breezes later in the day.

There is a yellow alert warning for high temperatures in the Murcia and Northern Costa Blanca regions.

Temperatures:
Highs: Murcia 37, Granada 34, Málaga 30, Alicante Valencia 29, Tenerife 27, Almería 26, Cádiz 24,
Lows: Murcia Tenerife Valencia 21, Alicante Cádiz Málaga 20, Almería 18, Granada 15.

Hottest place in Spain today – Murcia 37
Coolest overnight provincial capital tonight – Palencia 11

Outlook
Little change, but with the cloud along the costas clearing later in the week, with an accompanying rise in temperatures of two or three degrees more.

Check out 7 day forecasts for Spain - here

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